Hole 10 is the longest par 3 on the course at 421 feet, playing downhill across a parking lot. Carry as much of (or all of) the parking lot to the tree-protected green.

Hole 9 is a 220 foot technical hole that plays on a path with trees lining the right side and scattered trees and a steep slope down to OB train tracks on the left. For RHBH, throw a straight shot with anhyzer finish.

Hole 8 is 324 feet playing across a parking lot, over a grassy ridge, across another parking lot, to a green lined with trees and shrubs.

Hole 7 is another signature hole, playing off the top of the parking deck, across the road, to a basket guarded by lots of mature trees. Lots of different options, but I play the RHBH hyzer route.

Hole 6 plays from one level of a parking deck to the rooftop level, over a high wall and around a mando light poll. It's a challenging tee shot if you try to make it to the top level. Many players, including pro's, play a safe lay-up to the same level and then try to jump putt from there to the basket level, essentially playing for par with an outside chance at birdie if you get lucky. This takes bogey out of the equation though.

Hole 5 is 274 feet and plays on an enclosed level of a parking deck. It's a true tunnel shot with a very low ceiling. You will likely get lots of skip on the concrete. For a RHBH, you want a hyzer finish, but get around the wall of the deck to the left, playing to a hanging basket.

Hole 4 is the infamous parking deck thumber hole. It's only 42 feet. You have to throw your disc straight up -- whether with a thumber or whatever way you can control -- and make it to the 3rd level of the parking deck. The trick is to hit the roof inside the 3rd level so the disc makes the gap and plops down on the concrete on that level.

Hole 3 plays around a building and trees very close to the tee. It's only 128 feet, but you have to go high over the trees and around the building with a righty flick or lefty spike hyzer.

Hole 2 is 168 feet playing to a hanging basket that's directly over the ridge of a very steep hill. If you're drive remains on the upper elevation of the hill, you will have a death putt to the swinging basket. Even putting up the hill is tricky if you hit metal. Big risk of a roll away.

Hole 1 is 193 feet with a mando tree (keep right) playing towards a busy road. The mando forces a hyzer around that tree and others for RHBH.