Hole of the Day 5/22/2010
 

Sugaree in Linville, NC

Hole #8

Par 3 189ft

Seems to be a very narrow wooded fairway with a late turn to the right.

Tee:
http://www.dgcoursereview.com/course...7/905fa01b.jpg

Approach:
http://www.dgcoursereview.com/course...7/ac8e6765.jpg

Basket:
http://www.dgcoursereview.com/course...7/6a7abc09.jpg

I'm going with either an ESP Meteor or DX XD RHBH (since I have no forehand to speak of).

I'll save Fank some time, he's going with a Comet...

DX Aviar to get some right turn RHBH. That is, if I miss the branch that's right in front of the camera on picture #1.

nice and easy tomahawk with a flick. lowest risk shot id say b/c of early trees.

I would throw my Leopard (rhbh) with a tiny bit of anny on it. A shot that I have been working on and been having good success with. Don't have to try to throw a putter or my buzzz hard, just a nice easy throw. Hit that gap and possibly have a birdie attempt.

This hole is just begging for a tomahawk, especially with the way that boulder is guarding the approach. And the trees are opened up, welcoming you to "throw it here." A thumber might also work, but I'd prefer my landing to be playing right to left, not left to right, with the dropoff just to the right of the basket.

Pretty hole. :)

Tomahawk... Or pray rhbh with a beat up Buzzz, trees make me uncomfortable because were curse here and don't have any.

I'm throwing a BuZzz on a really low fast line, it'll skip while headed to the right, if I'm not behind that rock I'll be to the right of it or just past it if it skips before turning.

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sparkle core down the pike (hopefully)

Low anny with a Voodoo. Hard to tell what other gaps there may be.

I will pull out an OH when I need to but I dont like the overhead clearance in the pic.

I think Im going Ion with a slight anny, slight enough that once it gets around that rock it will come back. Its only 189'. If I hit that rock I still got a birdie possibility and with the putter at that short of distance, Im pretty confident in threading the needle.