There is a relatively wide opening at the end of the woods that is likely the ideal location for drive exit. There should be a bit more straight travel of the drive before a fade begins; this would point the skip directly to the basket. One can conceivably exit the woods to the left before the gap and have a straight approach shot, but this leave a lot to the element of luck.

This is a very narrow fairway where landing to either side of it is likely to be unforgiving and end up with at least an extra shot. Two ways to play:
1) conservative straight drive about 200 feet onto the trail, with an approach using a slight turnover into the nook containing the basket at the right of the trail
2) aggressive drive with a RHBH turnover (gradual) that may end up to the right of the trail, but in thin enough woods to allow for an easy approach or possible putt

The dogleg right is very gradual; recommend a turnover RHBH for this that should at the minimum reach the elbow for a straight shot to the basket. Err to the right of the fairway, as the left has bushes and overhanging trees that make even a short approach shot difficult

The angle of the dogleg right may be too steep for a RHBH turnover. A RHFH that starts out over the garden below and then fades right onto the large landing area seems optimal