St. Patty's HOD: Jim Warner Memorial in Appling, GA

[TalbotTrojan]

This looks like one tough hole. I might be throwing my Ibex all the way down the fairway just to try and keep it in the fairway.

[yangs1]

Cyclone - QOLS - QMS - Pig. Probably looking at a 5 on a good day.

[Brall]

wow

any of these:
champ leopard
z buzzz
ss wizard

[thejake78]

I'd probably start with my beat Leopard, then go with some combination of it, my Z Buzzz, and/or an Anode until I am close enough to finish it out with a Wizard.

[Rocaholic74]

I think I'll start off the with Ontario Roc thown with a bit of anny...watch it just glide around the corner...maybe snap the River or Sidwinder up the hill, then Aviar to finish out.

[whentherainscome]

Buzzz or Tursas off the tee, then try to relearn how to throw uphill cuz I forgot sometime over winter.

[mashnut]

Probably a comet off the tee, comet or roc after that and clean up with a wizard.

[BogeyNoMore]

Originally Posted by BigSky

Dandaman, it's that tough? I thought I'd try for a 4. Maybe a 5, or 6 is more realistic.

It's that tough, especially for noodle arms. :raises-hand-timidly-smilie:
I had a harder time getting up the hill than staying off the trees, mostly cause my tee shot set me up poorly. It kinda turned, but not really, and faded left, leaving me with a downhill lie, down low on the wrong side of the creek, so it was hard to step into the next shot, and I had still a long way to go up hill.

That being said, had I got my Leo to turn right off the tee (coulda been too tired to get the snap I normally do) and glide, it's quite possible to clear the creek and get a bit up the hill. That leaves you in much better shape.

If you can really crank one (on the right line), a big arm could make it a decent way up the hill without the disc needing much altitude... gives you a much better chance of 3 or 4.

[jkdisc]

Originally Posted by the Duff

Buzzzes till I putt.

me 2

[rd.bittle]

DX Leopard until I can putt.