Hardest Hole You've Ever Played.

[SmoothSailor]

What's the hardest hole you've ever played? And what did you score on it?

Hole 3, Deer Sales Park. Tarentum, PA. I took a 6 from the white tee.
http://www.dgcoursereview.com/media.php?id=125&mode=media#

[SmoothSailor]

Can someone give me a hand with the pic I'm trying to post? I keep forgetting my phone posts different than a pc.

[RollDat]

Hole 5 at Trace Gold. During a doubles tourney I played there, we had 5 teams on my card (playing pro men) all 10 of us threw OB on our tee shot lol. (there was also a 20 mph left to right wind)

http://www.dgcoursereview.com/media.php?id=1646&mode=media#

[GLong]

hole 17 at iron hill. I assumed it was par 5 but it is listed on this site as a par 6. 860 feet through the woods. then an 'elevated' basket.

http://www.dgcoursereview.com/course_pics/2737/b6364c11.jpg

http://www.dgcoursereview.com/course_pics/2737/63eb8800.jpg

first time I played it I put down a snowman :) second time, a 6. which felt like a bogey. i don't know if it's really a par 6.

[dudiablo]

Hole 8 at Lions Park in Rolla MO. That hole is a PAIN. 400 foot par 4 in with a double dogleg. Probably the first time that I was HAPPY getting through the hole with a Double. AWESOME course, awesome hole, but its a pain.

http://www.dgcoursereview.com/view_image.php?id=3961&p=650e5ecb

[ScottieZen]

Can someone give me a hand with the pic I'm trying to post? I keep forgetting my phone posts different than a pc.

tee to basket (http://www.dgcoursereview.com/media.php?id=125&mode=media&view=hole&hole=3&page=1#) basket to tee (http://www.dgcoursereview.com/course_pics/125/34143933_t.jpg)



and the hardest hold i have played is hole 18 at greenbriar in ft worth, tx ......

[Monocacy]

Patapsco Valley State Park hole #7 long to long, a 629-foot double dogleg through increasingly-dense woods, ending with a basket on the edge of a steep dropoff. I have scored everything from 4 to 9 on this hole.

Picture does not convey difficulty. At all.

http://www.dgcoursereview.com/view_image.php?id=250&p=156b1864

[SmoothSailor]

tee to basket (http://www.dgcoursereview.com/media.php?id=125&mode=media&view=hole&hole=3&page=1#) basket to tee (http://www.dgcoursereview.com/course_pics/125/34143933_t.jpg)



and the hardest hold i have played is hole 18 at greenbriar in ft worth, tx ......

'preciate it :)

And I see me phone auto texted for me. Deer Lakes, not deer sales lol.

[jongoff09]

400' straight, low tunnel. Par 3 #18 at Dupree Park in Jacksonville, AR.
http://www.dgcoursereview.com/course_pics/1207/55d924af.jpg
http://www.dgcoursereview.com/course_pics/1207/491e690a.jpg

I have seen it birdied once.

[roadtripstuff]

The Toboggan Course - Hole 2
726ft. with pretty extreme uphill elevation change.

http://www.dgcoursereview.com/course_pics/2601/df272a7d.jpg

[SmoothSailor]

i love how insane some of these holes are. That iron hill green is beautiful.

[chain-addicted]

Hole #5 at Nevin Park. I have yet to even witness anyone I have played with even score par on it.

[SmoothSailor]

Hole #5 at Nevin Park. I have yet to even witness anyone I have played with even score par on it.

I'm too lazy to click through all the links to find the pic. What one was that? I don't remember nevin so much as it was my wake up course lol.

[ScottieZen]

I'm too lazy to click through all the links to find the pic. What one was that? I don't remember nevin so much as it was my wake up course lol.

tee pad (http://www.dgcoursereview.com/media.php?id=3658&mode=media&view=hole&hole=5&page=1#) mid fairway (http://www.dgcoursereview.com/media.php?id=3658&mode=media&view=hole&hole=5&page=1#) basket (http://www.dgcoursereview.com/media.php?id=3658&mode=media&view=hole&hole=5&page=1#)

nice looking course by the way!

[lion]

upper course at Sylmar for the Summertime open, its the big dogleg to the right by the fence line. I took a 10 on it. Its a par four. Terrible day.

[sillybizz]

Hole 8 at IDGC, WR Jackson course. 916 foot par five with a nasty skinny fairway the last 250 feet or so. I think I could figure it out if I played the course a couple of times but I live so far away. :(

No pics on here of that hole, sorry. I'm sure there are some other ones I'm forgetting that are brutal as well.

[bikinjack]

Hole #5 at Nevin Park. I have yet to even witness anyone I have played with even score par on it.

I was about to post that hole, but I've actually parred it. For me hole 12 at Nevin is tougher. I've never some close to par on that one. It's just too long for me to get there for how wooded the second half is.

I actually think a couple of holes at Renny are tougher than either of those at Nevin. 13 and 18 Gold come to mind. Heck hole 14 at Renny is tough for me. It's rewarding for well executed shots, but punishes mistakes.

[New013]

hard to say... i played some tough ones in Arkansas but it's hard to pick one out. Swingin DBs has some bitchy ass holes simply because the fairway doesn't exist unless you count the trailer hallway width gap in the trees going from the tee to the basket.

recently i'd have to go with #4 Gold at Leigh Farm. It's one bitch of a 737ft hole because you have to throw 100' in to a 20' gap in the woods. Then once you're in there you have random trees everywhere to throw around for the rest of the 600' odd feet. It wouldn't be that bad if the trees weren't so randomly placed; although the hole can't be that bad because I made par both times I've played it.

[weeman]

Hole 8 at IDGC, WR Jackson course. 916 foot par five with a nasty skinny fairway the last 250 feet or so. I think I could figure it out if I played the course a couple of times but I live so far away. :(

No pics on here of that hole, sorry. I'm sure there are some other ones I'm forgetting that are brutal as well.

I know which one you're talking about. I was using that hole to describe what kind of course Jackson is to someone the other day. Would love to go get another crack at those courses.

[Smigles]

Must be this one : http://sm2009.discdimension.ch/parcoursfotos4.html

[thrembo]

The Monster hole on the Monster course @ Hudson Mills. Only because of its length. Slightly over 1,000' from the blue tees and as I recall somewhere around 630' from the red tees. Take a 4 or a 5 and move on!

[DSCJNKY]

upper course at Sylmar for the Summertime open, its the big dogleg to the right by the fence line. I took a 10 on it. Its a par four. Terrible day.

Hole 10... (I guess depending on the year).
More people seemed to have trouble with number 17. (Island Hole).
DSCJNKY

[Stan McDaniel]

hole 17 at iron hill. I assumed it was par 5 but it is listed on this site as a par 6. 860 feet through the woods. then an 'elevated' basket.

http://www.dgcoursereview.com/course_pics/2737/63eb8800.jpg

first time I played it I put down a snowman :) second time, a 6. which felt like a bogey. i don't know if it's really a par 6.


WOW !!! Did those steps exist prior to the course or were they built as part of the course? So cool!!!!

[chrishysell]

I just played Sontag last weekend. There are some brutal holes there. I had back to back 6's on my card on the long round.

Here is the hole info.

http://www.dgcoursereview.com/course.php?id=2523&mode=hi

My two 6's were on holes 12 & 13 from the blue tees.

I find it interesting that hole #4 is listed as a par 5 from all 3 tees. It was perhaps my best hole of the tournament. We played 2 rounds fron the whites. I got a three each time by making 60ft+ putts. On the red tee I also got a 3 and I had the opportunity for a 3 from the blue tee but I missed a 70ft putt and ended up with a 4. My playing partners were consistently carding 5's and 6's because the last 300+ feet was a slow turning left to right and backhand shots would fade out into some hard to navigate trees.

[sloppydisc]

^^^^. Yes, I don't recall the exact holes, but after playing that course I remember feeling like a battered child. There was a couple brutal holes from the longs.

Iron Hill is also a tough one.

[nic777]

hole 17 at iron hill. I assumed it was par 5 but it is listed on this site as a par 6. 860 feet through the woods. then an 'elevated' basket.
first time I played it I put down a snowman :) second time, a 6. which felt like a bogey. i don't know if it's really a par 6.

Crickey that hole has every challenge their is, nice.

[AdamH]

I know which one you're talking about. I was using that hole to describe what kind of course Jackson is to someone the other day. Would love to go get another crack at those courses.

Yes you were. I totally want to get down there to play IDGC sometime. My brother in law is in the military and stationed down there, hopefully he's still there this fall so we can visit him.

[optidiscic]

hole 10 long to long at Forked Run in Ohio was equally retarded and difficult. I found it infuriating and has left an impression on me after yrs of playing it. That hole sucked

http://www.dgcoursereview.com/course.php?id=1277&mode=ci#

[vonDrehle]

Not sure about the hardest hole in General but I think the Hardest hole I have played blind would have to be #5 at Nevin. It is a tight 656 hole with several turns along the way. If you don't play it smart I could see someone easily going into double digits on this one hole. First time I played it I took a 9 because I kept trying to have an amazing shot when all that I should have done was lay up. Once you play the hole and realize it is a 100% placement hole it gets a little easier. Here is the teebox. Basket is a left turn, then up a hill, then a right, then down a hill, then past an angry bear.

http://www.dgcoursereview.com/course_pics/3658/55b5251f.jpg

[Raptor]

Back to the OP, 3 at DL is brutal. I take a 6 almost every time, and a 5 (par) is excellent for me. Since you're shooting downhill off the tee, it's hard to get a lot of distance without a fade at the end. When the pin is tucked up into the trees on the left, it practically puts on another stroke every time. Add to that the fact that it's often extremely muddy, and it's just a beast of a hole.

I'm sure for some more experienced players with excellent control it's not that bad, but I'm not quite there yet.

[optidiscic]

Deer Lakes 3 long to long is tough ...its funny most mention hole 14 as the beast

There are so many hard holes....hardest is impossible...I have many candidates

[d-ogg]

I'd have to say hole 3 at Quakers challenge .935 ft. Par 6. I had 5 great shots finished by a 30 ft. putt and just squeaked by with a par.

[DavidSauls]

Stoney Hill hole #16, Diamond layout, stiff headwind. It's a water crossing to an island landing area.....then another water crossing to the green.

At the 2009 Stoney Hill Challenge, with heavy headwinds, guys were taking 12s and 14s and 15s and more. (Oddly, none of the Advanced women took more than a "6" until their tie-breaker. Some gibberish about playing smart, or something).

Drop zone rules have been altered since to soften it a bit, but it's still a potential round-killer.

[optidiscic]

I'd have to say hole 3 at Quakers challenge .935 ft. Par 6. I had 5 great shots finished by a 30 ft. putt and just squeaked by with a par.

thought u might mention Alexandria Hole 2...lol J/K

Quake has some toughies....I got lucky and took a 5 on that hole...problem with courses like quake is your perspective changes and what might stand out on other courses is just another tough hole

Every hole is difficult for me

[d-ogg]

thought u might mention Alexandria Hole 2...lol J/K

Quake has some toughies....I got lucky and took a 5 on that hole...problem with courses like quake is your perspective changes and what might stand out on other courses is just another tough hole

Every hole is difficult for me

Haha. Yeah I think that would fall under the "most hated hole".....what a disaster

[Dave242]

I actually think a couple of holes at Renny are tougher than either of those at Nevin. 13 and 18 Gold come to mind.

Yeah - I would say 13 on Renny Gold is the hardest....."Cedar Hell". At 974' it is a shortish Par-5: 4 240' throws down an amply wide fairway and you are parked for your tap in 5 (or 3 320' throws for birdie). You just gotta stay on the fairway since the cedars lining almost the entire fairway will almost certainly cost a stroke or 2 if you land in or near them.

But.......it is just so dang easy to run up some high scores on that hole - especially with the prevailing breeze that is always swirling. The bends in the fairway, while not too pronounced, really make the landing zones critical to hit to set up for your next shot.......a masterfully designed hole.

[Elderberen]

blue ribboin pines hole 4 cane make or brake your round. 443ft

http://www.dgcoursereview.com/course_pics/1022/bea7a9cb_m.jpg

[giles]

Alex Clark hole 12. wide open under 200'. So difficult. You run at the ace and are sitting way long, you run at the two because you can't not get a 2 on this short hole, oops you are long again...

[Roc1Time]

LMFAO

[jenb]

Harry Myers Hole 3 in DFW. 824 foot par 5 downhill uphill double dogleg into around and through the the woods. I've never seen another hole that compares to it. I was ecstatic to get a 6 in tournament.

[FredVegasDGC]

Hole #8 - Redstone Arsenal - Huntsville, Alabama

I played there for the Alabama state disc championships and went to the right in to the pines off the tee and struggled for the rest of the 800'. I don't remember the score (I blocked it out) but it was more than a double par.

[smyith]

[QUOTE=Elderberen;906254]blue ribboin pines hole 4 cane make or brake your round. 443ft

i was just about to mention this. 400ft of dead straight. if you flex or fade your done for. OB on the left about 10-15ft off the fairway-tree line, thick roung about 10ft in on the right. hitting a 2 on this is a BIG DEAL! a 3 feels like a duece (ive only managed one true 3, others were pride rethrows, in about 6 rounds there).

I was also thinking hole #8 at Plymoth Creek in MN
http://www.playdg.com/courses/?s=MN&c=plymouthcreek&h=8
(pic (http://www.playdg.com/courses/?s=MN&c=plymouthcreek&h=8) doesnt do it justice). from long tee to long pin is 600ft slightly downhill and dog leg right through large trees. but...the entire left side of the fairway has a creek OB. the right side is thick schule and the fairway dips downhill jaunts a lil right uphill then back a lil left down and then opens into a clearing with a 90 degree bend right about 100' with the creek only 3-10ft left of basket (depends on rain amount). and the worst of it all....this is the only old crappy basket left on the course, its rusty and doesnt catch well.

[trifocal]

I was also thinking hole #8 at Plymoth Creek in MN
and the worst of it all....this is the only old crappy basket left on the course, its rusty and doesnt catch well.

This ^ should spawn a worst basket thread.

[smyith]

This ^ should spawn a worst basket thread.

lol. its definitely in my top 5 for worst basket.

[DGRZ001]

Alex Clark hole 12. wide open under 200'. So difficult. You run at the ace and are sitting way long, you run at the two because you can't not get a 2 on this short hole, oops you are long again...

So funny you should mention this hole, I am the same way. It's like 150 ft, open, and I get a birdie less than half the times I have played it. :wall:

[chrishysell]

I got a 16 on the mile long train tunnel shot one time. Someone gave me a brand new glow cheetah to throw. It was ruined after bouncing along the tunnel walls.

[biscoe]

...wonder what the record is on the tunnel hole...

i think a lot of people here are confusing "difficult" with "long"- "pachinko" is one of the most difficult holes i've played and it's only 140 feet or so...

[Brall]

I got a 16 on the mile long train tunnel shot one time. Someone gave me a brand new glow cheetah to throw. It was ruined after bouncing along the tunnel walls.

holy crap that would be fun to try!

edit: what course is this?

[biscoe]

it's near paw paw... not really on a course...

[chrishank]

Hole 7 at the decatur tn course. Its not hard, straight then right behind a huge building. Problem is its 730 feet and a true par 3. Best I can do is in 4 shots but I drove an easy 400 to get to the building on the first shot.

[curveball4]

http://www.dgcoursereview.com/course_pics/3714/1e52f45c.jpg?rand=7041

#13 at Roane County. Love the course but HATE this hole. Technically there is a "fairway" straight ahead through the two skinny trees but it has to stay dead straight the whole way & the tee is further back than where the pic was taken. Plus there are limbs that hang down. The lake is about 40 feet down over the bank & all along the right side & long of the pin. The basket is probably 60-70 ft further than where you can see in the pic & there are more trees than openings. The green is slightly sloped & I've had putts hit metal & roll into the lake. I've seen 1 or 2 pars but that's it. Mostly 4 & higher

[andrewelliott406]

Hole 17 at kooky noosa challenge in Libby, MT 611 feet with a 200+ foot elevation drop and it plays down an old jeep road that is prolly 30foot alley dog legging to the left the whole way. If you dont end up in the fairway you are totally screwed because it is the thickest stuff ive ever been in the sticks. Ive scored a 3 once but everything was perfect typically average a 6 and have walked out scoring a 9 twice.

[Martin Dewgarita]

I've been trying to rack my brain for the "hardest" hole I've ever played... I know I've played some tough ones, some holes that have left double digits on the card... but I couldn't tell you specifics.

I will have to second hole 8 at Plymouth Creek though, this is my "nemesis" hole, it has given me double digits with multiple circles on the card. My goal is to someday 3 it, I've only 4'd it a couple of times, and I had an opportunity for 3 once, a deep roller up the right side followed by a thumber through the (leafless fall) trees to what I was sure was a parked second shot. But the one time in 5000 throws that Forest decides that he should bring my disc back...

[optidiscic]

Hole 6 at Bloomsburg Park PA....500+feet of water carry with a fountain knocking anything that reaches the 450 mark.....no room to bailout on the sides.....you must be able to launch a 600+ footer and be skilled enogh to avoid the fountain.....there is no harder hole in disc golf Period.

http://www.dgcoursereview.com/media.php?id=3030&mode=media#

[chickenonabun]

^ what kind of moron designed that hole?

[optidiscic]

That Bloomsburg course was actually designed by a DUI offender as his community service project. Crazy that with all those who dream of designing a course this guy gets the privelage. This hole is probably the greatest ice skip shot hole ever in wintertime. According to locals no one has ever cleared the pond.

[koogs]

Hole 11 at The Tailings in Iron River MI. Huge downhill with a narrow fairway and if you go in the rough, it's the roughest rough most of you have ever seen. Then , about 350' down, you come to a left dogleg and you've got another 250' to go for a total of 602' I was ecstatic with shooting a 4 here. It could easily be a 6 or worse.

[jhgonzo]

Hole #2 on The Bear at Highbridge (actually, I think it's #3 now, but haven't played it for a few years). Distance is listed as 435', pretty sure it varies more than that depending on the route you choose. No good pics, but here's the tee sign:
http://www.dgcoursereview.com/course_pics/388/8feac11b.jpg

You can probably see that there are 3 distinct routes to the pin -- left, center, and right -- and each poses its own risks (the left I recall being the tightest route with a pinch point shortly off the tee, the right side was slightly uphill initially and played longest and somewhat safest). Every time I played that hole, no matter which fairway I chose I always wished I'd taken a different route. That 450'-500' through winding wooded corridors, with your group more than likely spread out over the 3 routes wondering about the fates of the others, is just as frustrating as a 700' uphill hole into a headwind.

[Lewis]

#17 at Flyboy kicked my butt every time I played it. Others seem to like it and have less trouble. I couldn't seem to do better than a triple bogey.

[Mind Expansi0n]

#16 at Indian Hills DGC in Columbia, MO. The the mouth of the fairway is straight ahead of the tee - it's about 4ft across and opens very slightly as it takes a sluggish 200ft left turn. A 4 is a job well done on this one.

http://www.dgcoursereview.com/course_pics/1382/f8612932.jpg

[WorldsCoolestGuy]

Hole 6 at Bloomsburg Park PA....500+feet of water carry with a fountain knocking anything that reaches the 450 mark.....no room to bailout on the sides.....you must be able to launch a 600+ footer and be skilled enogh to avoid the fountain.....there is no harder hole in disc golf Period.

http://www.dgcoursereview.com/media.php?id=3030&mode=media#

Dang........:| That is pretty serious. Sounds like that DUI guy was punishing his community.:)

[CwAlbino]

There are a few that stick out as difficult holes, but really once the wind picks up, this would be the hardest hole and I wouldn't play it if it was windy in a casual round. I went with most difficult as how big of a spread is probable in a tourney round. I can see this hole being 4'd, or even 3'd. But also 8+ easy.


Water on both sides, pro tee is 870 feet.
West Lake Hole # 13 (http://www.dgcoursereview.com/media.php?id=2418&mode=media#)
http://www.dgcoursereview.com/course_pics/2418/140488f9.jpg

[CwAlbino]

Missed the second question. I took a 4 on it, not much wind at all. Long putt for 3, missed it and almost rolled into the water.

[WorldsCoolestGuy]

^^Yea, that one is tough for sure!! I've been dying to get out there and give that course another hack. When I was there it was cold, wet and +40mph winds that day with water on either sides of that land bridge.

[horsmanm]

Hole 8 Brown Deer Park, Milwaukee WI
Pin in the F'ed up position. You people that have played this hole will know what Im talking about. It is def the hardest hole I have ever played.

[WorldsCoolestGuy]

Hole 8 Brown Deer Park, Milwaukee WI
Pin in the F'ed up position. You people that have played this hole will know what Im talking about. It is def the hardest hole I have ever played.

The one in the far back to the right? That one is pretty tough but can be 3'ed. I think I 4'ed it....:rolleyes: That is some tough rough when the fairway narrows towards the basket.

[joshmo65]

Deer Lakes 3 long to long is tough ...its funny most mention hole 14 as the beast


I haven't played the blues at deer lakes, but I definitely find 14 way tougher. With 10 recorded rounds I average 5.6 on hole 3 (5p, 4b, 1db) and a 5.9 on hole 14 (5p, 2b, 1db, 1tb). Needless to say, I am happy with a 5 on either hole.

I guess 3 feels much more doable and strokes are added for bad shots, while 14 adds strokes for bad (unlucky?) bounces off of trees.

Interestingly people do not agree with me when it comes to 14 being harder:
Red Tees Average: Hole 3-5.93, Hole 14-5.27
White Tees Average: Hole 3-5.93, Hole 14-5.78
Blue Tees Average: Hole 3-5.21, Hole 14-5.36

[tistoude]

I haven't played the blues at deer lakes, but I definitely find 14 way tougher. With 10 recorded rounds I average 5.6 on hole 3 (5p, 4b, 1db) and a 5.9 on hole 14 (5p, 2b, 1db, 1tb). Needless to say, I am happy with a 5 on either hole.

I guess 3 feels much more doable and strokes are added for bad shots, while 14 adds strokes for bad (unlucky?) bounces off of trees.

Interestingly people do not agree with me when it comes to 14 being harder:
Red Tees Average: Hole 3-5.93, Hole 14-5.27
White Tees Average: Hole 3-5.93, Hole 14-5.78
Blue Tees Average: Hole 3-5.21, Hole 14-5.36

I guess I am like alot of other people since I feel that 14 is the easier of the two par 5's. Example on saturday on 14 I hit a fairly early tree and take a 4. On #3 I hit a fairly early tree and take a seven. I always seem to do better on 14 even when I have an errant shot. My average for 3 is 5.33 and my average for 14 is 5 even.

[optidiscic]

deer lakes 3....1 loooong tunnel that if you stray punishes you with minimal options

deer lakes 14.....a bunch of convoluted routes to the green that if you stray you still have convoluted routes to the basket

3 is a bitch due to its length which forces long straight throws...if u just lay up lay up lay up the length of the fairway still leaves you short...you gotta go big and straight

14 is more a chance to be creative and if you mess up you can still be creative

14 is funner but 3 is definetely more rewarding

I played it once and looking at the basket to tee I saw endless routes on 14...when I looked back on 3 I saw a tunnel with thick woods to the left/right and ABOVE ouch!

[garublador]

I will have to second hole 8 at Plymouth Creek though, this is my "nemesis" hole, it has given me double digits with multiple circles on the card. My goal is to someday 3 it, I've only 4'd it a couple of times, and I had an opportunity for 3 once, a deep roller up the right side followed by a thumber through the (leafless fall) trees to what I was sure was a parked second shot. But the one time in 5000 throws that Forest decides that he should bring my disc back...That's one of the first ones I thought of, too. The hard part is you have to navigate all of those trees, but you also don't want a disc that fades too much or you'll skip down into the creek. The fairway slopes down to the creek and is hard packed dirt (IIRC) so it doesn't take much to end up down there. If you don't go far enough then it will take you a couple throws to get to the bend and you're pretty much guaranteed to need at least 2 throws once you get there.

Hole 15 of Walnut Ridge in DSM is pretty bad, too. It's a 620' tunnel shot where the left side falls off into a ravine. If you try to stick to the right side of the fairway you'll inevitably hit a tree and kick off straight left and down to the abyss.
http://www.dgcoursereview.com/course_pics/64/b6bbfe41.jpg

[bergdawg]

That's one of the first ones I thought of, too. The hard part is you have to navigate all of those trees, but you also don't want a disc that fades too much or you'll skip down into the creek. The fairway slopes down to the creek and is hard packed dirt (IIRC) so it doesn't take much to end up down there. If you don't go far enough then it will take you a couple throws to get to the bend and you're pretty much guaranteed to need at least 2 throws once you get there.

Hole 15 of Walnut Ridge in DSM is pretty bad, too. It's a 620' tunnel shot where the left side falls off into a ravine. If you try to stick to the right side of the fairway you'll inevitably hit a tree and kick off straight left and down to the abyss.
http://www.dgcoursereview.com/course_pics/64/b6bbfe41.jpg

The 909' hole out at Boone kicks the **** out of that hole.

[deBebbler]

Highbridge Gold #8.