Hole of the day - 4/9/2010
 

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Hole length 338'

Looking at other pics, it looks like you tee off from the right and back of that shed in the pic.

I would throw a comet or an easy eagle depending on the exact line.

Wearing DX Roc (leaving it short) or DX Gazelle (trying for birdie), depending on how tight it really is...risk/reward decision of ensuring I hit the gap.

Right of the shed or stage-right? Any pics from the tee?

I had some pretty good luck throwing a thrashed P-PD low and powered down on a shot like this the other night. Maybe an Ontario if there's enough height for it. Might also be a good forehand roller, that ground looks flat and clear, and there's plenty of room to roll.

Pic from the tee:

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i'd toss the teebird

It's a long RHBH turnover. But note that it's at 7000 ft elevation where discs don't turn as well. So the disc really has to be beat up to turn.

Pro Leopard

Depending on how the annies and turnovers have been going that day up to that point:

- it's all workin': beat P-PD
- been some problems but mostly good: anny with the Ontario
- ain't workin' today: FH roller
- desperately trying to tread water: beat Wizard couple times.

pro leopard long hyzer flip eventually hyzers back in

Meteor or beat Gaz anhyzer backhand.