The finishing hole is back to the right, across the path from the 8th tee. With a low hanging branch denying the big hyzer route, this hole forces you to shape a slight turnover (rhbh) through the bigger gap out along the left side of the fairway. The green is pretty open, though. You'll have a long walk back up the path if you want to go for another round, or to return to where yo parked.

Twice as long as the previous hole, #8 gives yo a chance to drive through a gap to the wide open basket about 90' beyond. I try to flex my Tern (rhbh), but I don't have a lot of distance on my drives, so check the tee sign for hole length and go for it.

After hole 6, you have to cross the bridge and go to your left to find the 7th, a short left to right ace run: if you can get in under the protective, low hanging branch on the last tree. Again, I'm over-dependent on my rhbh, so I'm annying my dx Roc here. If you've got a forehand, though...use it!

Playing just about 10% longer than 5, this basket sits just to the left of the center right tree, and has a brush pile just past it to stop some overthrows, so go for it. Most folks with Intermediate skills can reach this with a mid.

Technically designed as a mando through the gap, I go to my reliable teebird to glide in low and fade in to the pin (rhbh). Bigger arms probably disc down a bit more and go for the accurate ace/deuce run.

A short, sweeping 'lefty' hole, right handers with a solid forehand can ace run at this one, while I still go to my turnover (rhbh) midrange.

A hole designed for a tightly threaded rhfh S-shot, I always struggle here because I'm rhbh dominant. Because of the trees, and knowing Adam Jones designed it, understand that this is intended to be a staged hole, and not a guaranteed deuce opportunity. Get up on top of the little rise, to the left of the basket, make a clean upshot, and drop in for a three, while most of your opponents overdo it and bogie off the trees.

Ignore the tee sign. The basket is clearly out less than 250' (not 300). You'll want to get a 3-D sense of the tree guarded line and fade a putter or mid in right to left. And remember, there's more air than wood! I try this one with my Verdict (rhbh).

The nice teepad here angles a good 30 degrees left of the line you need to hit, which is already gonna be left to right. Careful with the blow-by drive, as the green slopes off a lot just past the pin. I try to reach this one on a slight anny with my beat dx Roc (rhbh).