Going long here is much safer than leaving it short. The road is nice and open and the woods past are thick enough that discs generally won't get too deep.

There's enough clutter short that a lot of approach lines are taken away and an easy 2 hole can quickly turn into a 4.

Keep it to the right! The tree line here is pretty sparse and hole 7's fairway is in play. It's hard to get in trouble on the right side.

The left side however is particularly treacherous. The small pines are very tough to get out of cleanly and the downhill slope can carry discs well off the fairway.

This is a heavily guarded green with thick brush to the left and behind. The fairway for 8 is just past the treeline to the right, so there are some get-out-of-trouble lines over there.

The patch of woods on the left is very thick and catches discs well. Not many throws sneak through there. The woods on the right side of the green look thick, but really aren't as bad. Most of the vegetation is light and leafy, so there are quite a few escape lines on that side.

This might be the trickiest hole on the course. The fairway curves at the gap, sliding right and straightening out towards the green. Play a slight turnover, or short forehand to the gap and it sets up a long uphill putt.

Another option is a long forehand (or LHBH) bomb down the road. There is only a small opening through the thick brush here, so it takes a bit of luck to get a good look at the two this way. During the winter months, this is a much easier route.

The large sinkhole creates an interesting obstacle here. End up at the bottom and you'll have a very tricky upshot. Forehand shots over the sinkhole have the advantage of fading towards the high side, but there are quite a few trees to sneak past. Hit one of those and you're in trouble.

The pine trees to the left of the green can really swallow discs. Make sure to keep a close eye on any throws heading that direction.

The woods on either side are very thick and will require an extra shot to get out. However it's fairly easy to stay clean.

This tee shot is blind, but the large tree trunk visible from the tee is a good aim point. Try to land just past that and you'll have an easy two.

The green is reachable with a straight shot through the gap. You'll want to keep it a little short as the undergrowth is very close behind the basket making even short putts tricky.

In the spring months, the pond creeps up towards the basket on the left side, so be careful not to throw something that will fade too hard.