Another mando here. You must stay to the right of the large Douglas Fir tree. Also all the flower beds are OB.

Although the sign is currently missing, this is a mando to the left of the pole at the corner of the garden. It's an ACE waiting to happen for your little forehand flick shot.

Many players throw across the parking lot and either skip or glide through the trees on this hole. Others think an easier shot is the high hsyer around the hillside. You just have to clear the OB wetland area, which isn't difficult, unless the prevailing wind is blowing too hard.

Most players play for the gimee birdie on this hole but it is possible to ACE with a little backhand floater that barely misses the guardian trees right.

Remember the tee off on # 4 is a mando to the left around the basketball hoop.

# 1 teepad is about 50 feet around the big bushes in front of you as you stand by the # 4 teepad.

You tee off over near the side of the church building to the basket on the parking island (same as for # 9). Any disc landing off the island is OB and should be thrown from the drop zone which is right by where you walked up from # 17 basket. You'll be shooting three from there. From the drop zone, if your shot hits grass and bounces into the parking lot, you're now OB and shooting 5 from the OB spot where you bounced out of bounds.

# 9 and # 18 both use the same basket throwing to the island hole. Throw from the front sidewalk crack. Any disc landing off the parking island is OB and should be thrown from the drop zone area. You'll be shooting three. If your tee shot hits the green and bounces into the parking lot, you take it to the drop zone. If your drop zone shot hits grass and bounces into the parking lot, that's OB. Now you'd be shooting 5 from the OB spot where your disc bounced out of bounds.