Similar distance and approach as Hole 2. However, I believe that the RHFH route is a better option for the fact that you have a much clearer shot at the basket than the hyzer RHBH route because of the tree to the right of the basket, as you are looking at it. So here is Hole 2's tip again:

A powered down Eagle/TeeBird/Leopard to the right of the tree, about 60-80 feet in front of you slightly to the right, for my arm speed (speed 10 Pro SL: 300-325 feet). If you go to the other side of that tree, a RHFH Firebird would do just fine.

A powered down Eagle/TeeBird/Leopard to the right of the tree, about 60-80 feet in front of you slightly to the right, for my arm speed (speed 10 Pro SL: 300-325 feet). If you go to the other side of that tree, a RHFH Firebird would do just fine.

A short hole near a corner of a chain link fence forces you to really know your game. I would RHFH an overstable disc, like my Gator or a powered down Firebird on this, for my arm speed (speed 10 Pro SL: 300-325 feet). A straight to slight turnover mid would do well for the RHBH.