Firebaugh, CA

Firebaugh DGC

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Tip #1
Tip by:lion Added on: Hole:#10
For an advanced right hand thrower that is backhand primarily, I would recommend a midrange thrown on a tight rope. Throw a buzzz or roc or ghost. There is just one line to take and its down the middle. Full out throw. There is OB on the right side, but you should not worry about.
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Tip #2
Tip by:lion Added on: Hole:#9
For an advanced right hand thrower that is backhand primarily, I would recommend throwing the biggest anhyzer you can muster for this 400+ foot, uphill shot. This hole plays like a par 4. Backhand rollers are also a great option, but you need to throw a sky roller to clear the early brush to make the grass line.
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Tip #3
Tip by:lion Added on: Hole:#8
Downhill Shot. For an advanced right hand thrower that is backhand primarily, I would recommend a straight flying midrange like a roc or buzzz that can be thrown hard downhill and have it turn slight right and have it finish with no fade. There is a sidewalk thats OB just left of the Basket. Forehand shots are also a good option on this hole.
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Tip #4
Tip by:lion Added on: Hole:#7
For an advanced right hand thrower that is backhand primarily, I would recommend a driver. Hole is 350+ and there is a right alley you can throw down and have it hyzer in at the hole, but about 20 feet to the left of the basket there is an OB road. Watch out for the benches to the right if you turn a disc over. A wraith or teedevil are good options.
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Tip #5
Tip by:lion Added on: Hole:#6
For an advanced right hand thrower that is backhand primarily, I would recommend a midrange. This hole represents a good birdie opportunity and ace run chance. This hole has little to no obstacles and OB is a good 80 feet away. Try to just lace a shot right at it with a roc or buzzz.
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Tip #6
Tip by:lion Added on: Hole:#5
For an advanced right hand thrower that is backhand primarily, I would recommend a midrange for this hole. This hole represents the best ace run possibilty on the course. A buzzz or ghost or spider would be good choices. Hole is much more approachable from the right side.
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Tip #7
Tip by:lion Added on: Hole:#4
For an advanced right hand thrower that is backhand primarily, I would recommend a long distance driver. This is a 400+ foot shot that needs to be hyzerd in from far right or thrown safely down the middle with not to much fade. There is a river about 35 feet to the left of the basket you need to becareful to avoid. I recommend a destroyer or cannon for this hole.
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Tip #8
Tip by:lion Added on: Hole:#3
For an advanced right hand thrower that is backhand primarily, I would recommend a understable midrange. You need to turn the shot right off the bat. The shot is a very quick hard right turn. Some good choices are a meteor or stingray or ghost thrown with hard anhyzer. Right down the middle of the fairway is an OB sidewalk you need to avoid or commit to, to avoid hyzering out early OB.
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Tip #9
Tip by:lion Added on: Hole:#2
For an advanced right hand thrower that is backhand primarily, I would recommend a fairway driver one this hole. There are two routes. There is a high spike hyzer approach or a low line gap on the right side that if you make it you can skip up to the basket. A firebird or teebird are good options for this hole.
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Tip #10
Tip by:lion Added on: Hole:#1
For an advanced right hand thrower that is backhand primarily, I would recommend a soft fairway driver approach at this hole. An Eagle or teebird would be good choices to throw at this hole. Be careful not to shank the drive to the left, there is an OB sidewalk on the left side.
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