HOD 12/2/12 Crooked Creek Resort- Dubois, WY

[skybird]

Originally Posted by kaiser flippin

firebird forehand it is then

I'll agree. Gator if it is <275. That first tree on the left sways my thoughts of any sort of BH anny. Rhyno to wrap it up from there.

[Brall]

rhbh beat to heck pro xl

or

rhfh gl xxx

[Scared_Discless]

S-FD

[Rocaholic74]

Ontario Roc right up the gut and watch it take the right hand turn...or thumber with the Banshee.

[RUSSELL]

fh sp rogue

[discflinger]

Originally Posted by Martin Dewgarita

I guess I'm as close to as a local as we're going to get, I've been able to stop in 3 or 4 times, as it's the nearest decent course to where I work in Lander, WY, at about 2 hr drive.

The course has had some changes, mostly a renumbering and a few of the holes have been tweaked. The map and pictures are for the old layout, so we'll go with the hole as pictured (I don't remember what number it is now, but it plays the same). Plays 300' give or take, a consistent L to R, with a finish to the right, the ceiling is fairly open. A solid forehand (RH) will get you there any day, as will a high hyzer flip that finishes right, or a thumber up the gut.

I tend to play the hyzer flip, flippy teebird, high panning L to R finish.

If the course is still not updated by the time I make it there next, I'll do something about it.

You don't work for NOLS, do you?

[Martin Dewgarita]

Sure do

[jkdisc]

love the treasure map, buzzz?

[Erthbndr]

Maybe try a forehand hyzer, then when that fails and I put it in the trees. I'll try a roller. When that fails, I'll try an thumber. And If that fails, I'll just throw it again and again until I'm close enough to play with my wizard.

Seriously though, wish there was more info lol.