HOD 9/8/12 Appling, GA

[aPfaff]

Buzzz
Buzzz

[the Duff]

Originally Posted by aPfaff

Buzzz
Buzzz

Agreed. Buzzz. Looks like I'll hit a tree.

[bholy08]

Originally Posted by Cgkdisc

That was the one tee sign from the original layout that was printed incorrectly. The proper lengths are 250' and 455'. It's normally in the short pin where I go down the left side route with a slow turning DX Roc or DX Coyote. It's the same shot to get to the long pin where you first park the short pin then throw up, over and back down the hill with maybe my DX Classic Roc or Squall if my angle requires coming back left.

following this:

I am going to RHBH a Fuse through the left side gap.

[dandaman]

As Chuck has pointed out the footage on the teesign is incorrect. The short pin is reachable with a putter up the left hand side or perhaps a Roc on the right hand side. The elevation is the trick here on this hole and the hyzer route is often taken but is perhaps not the best line, as a bad kick can put you further down the hill.

For the shortpin I throw a beat dx P&A Avaiar up the left hand side and pray I stay clean. For the long pin, I throw a seasoned KC Roc again up the left hand side and pray I stay clean. For me this is perhaps the weakest hole (in terms of design) on the entire course.

[Disc Fiend]

Originally Posted by Cgkdisc

That was the one tee sign from the original layout that was printed incorrectly. The proper lengths are 250' and 455'. It's normally in the short pin where I go down the left side route with a slow turning DX Roc or DX Coyote. It's the same shot to get to the long pin where you first park the short pin then throw up, over and back down the hill with maybe my DX Classic Roc or Squall if my angle requires coming back left.

OK then I retract my previous statement. I'll throw a Roc instead.

[ZDotHalbach]

Buzzz

[b-mart]

Wow. Probably a Buzzz and a prayer on the short. Same on the long just because I don't expect to get much distance anyway.

[smarkquart]

The pictures may or may not be doing it justice. From the pictures it looks like there are no fair fairways, just a slot in the woods. It looks like that it would be common to get a tree hit and while no matter where you are you have at least a chance to save par. Then again, you could just as likely hit another thin tree and suddenly you are looking at a 4 or 5.

I have mixed feelings about holes like this. When I get the line and earn a 2, it is nice knowing there can be a scoring spread and I could easily put two or three strokes on another competitor.

For the short pin: Icon Ghost or 145g Z Hornet
For the long pin: Icon Ghost or Metal Flake TeeBird (they are very good at absorbing tree hits).

[kw83028]

Blizz Wraith

[RUSSELL]

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