It's okay to throw too high here. You'll hit a tree and fall down, but won't be in a bad position. The worst mistakes here are to throw too low into the ground, or finish right in one of the clumps of trees.

There's one large bush in the middle of the fairway that you can go to either side of. From the long tee, the right side is probably best. From the short tee, the left route is shorter but more guarded. Once you get to the structure short of the basket, don't even think about throwing through it; just throw a hyzer or overhand to avoid it.

This basket is a hard one to get all the way there in one. A RHFH/LHBH S-curve might be the best option, but it's pretty dangerous. If you want to play this hole for 3, bail out to the right side to stay away from the woods, and have an ordinary upshot.

The most interesting danger here are the two trees around 200 feet short of the basket. A roller can make sense, but if you don't have that shot, a low laser under the trees can penetrate maybe not all the way to the basket, but close enough to have an easy upshot.

Staying in the fairway is more important here than most holes. Before you round the first corner, stay away from the thick tree, and don't worry about being on the right side of the fairway, since there's a lot of room to work with. Then, in the middle section of the hole, being on the left side is probably better. And once you're approaching the basket, the trees are more spread apart, so you may only be able to pick a gap and hope for the best.

The best route is probably a RHFH/LHBH anhyzer that fades just at the very end. Unless you hit an early tree, there's not a lot that can go wrong. If you throw RHBH/LHFH, you can maybe throw a hyzer flip along the same route, but anything wide right is unlikely to get all the way to the basket.

Overall, the right side of the fairway is better to approach the basket from than the left. It doesn't take a whole lot of power to reach the basket since there's a lot of skip opportunity.

Assuming you avoid the early rough on the right, there's a lot of room to work with on the fairway. Don't worry about rolling down the hill unless you're trying to land right by the basket.