Hole of the Day 5/4/2010

[toothyfish]

Originally Posted by AdamH

The left fairway is ok on this hole, but hit an early tree and you're gonna scramble to get par. The higher percentage shot is a big honkin hyzer with a boss and hope it gets thru the trees on the right protecting the basket. Even if it hits them, you generally still have a long putt for birdie.

Originally Posted by skottyb

This is what I usually go for here, I high hyzer... sometimes it makes it sometime it doesnt. I dont think going down the middle will give you much of a chance as you'll definitely hit a tree and struggle like Adam says. An anhyzer might be the shot but you still run the risk of snagging a tree early.

On the approach picture, how far is the first tree on the right (in the row of three or four trees) from the basket? It looks like a good 40-50 ft. I had originally though about a low hyzer/skip shot, but think I'd still have a long way to go.

[VictorB]

Depending on the wind, I'd either toss a turnover with a comet, or flex a predator in there through the left gap.

edit: I wouldn't play the short tee, too short and boring.

[BrotherDave]

Long: Comet on the anny line

Short: Ion

[waynewf]

Nice little hole. I'd either use my Reaper with a RHFH shot...but that might be a little short of a hole for teh Reaper.
I'd also try to anny my stingray or perhaps I'd throw a big hyzer with the whippet, gator, or Viper....

[mattdabbs]

11X Champ Firebird thumber over the left side, hooking back right to the pin. That should just about do it.

[AdamH]

Originally Posted by toothyfish

On the approach picture, how far is the first tree on the right (in the row of three or four trees) from the basket? It looks like a good 40-50 ft. I had originally though about a low hyzer/skip shot, but think I'd still have a long way to go.

Yeah, it's a good 50ft with a slight uphill. The pine and other trees force you to keep your approach shot a little lower than you'd like.