Map and pictures from 2012 won't assist you correctly. This blind drive is for a purely straight on basket, but... It's really windy here, in your face and driving discs and pushing the right side down. Only 300 feet, but hill goes up about 10 feet, and basket is midway down a decline of 20 feet. If you overdrive or approach poorly, its super long Putt.

If you are a pro you probably aren't reading this anyway. If you aren't a pro, grab a junky driver you don't mind hitting either a tree or burying into the side of a hill because this hole has grown out, and the throwing lanes are so tight, and the power required to throw and make it up the hill needs to be strong, don't ding up a good disc on this.

Don't overdrive this hole considerably, there is a marsh beyond the hole that you don't want to go fetch a disc from. This hole officially isn't a water hole.

Some reason there is an extra basket in the middle of this hole on the left midway down, it's not the one you want.

Map for this hole shows straight, you'll smack tree(s) throwing straight. Also there is an enormous fallen tree in the throwing lane for this dogleg right sitting at about 280 to 300 feet. Either layup or throw hard to clear it.
When I played this course, park-goers (not golfers) were sitting on this fallen tree making the hole unplayable.

Nothing on this course prepares you for this hole, the length, the incline, the sharp turn to the basket.
The hole is completely flat and wooded on the sided and relatively straight for the first 350, but then requires a hard RHBH hyzer and throw upwards at least 30 feet at its turn in hopes of landing on to near the basket. This is if you are shooting for an ace. If not, layup before the turn around 300 to 350 and shoot from the bottom of the incline..