Ace run! Nothing visible in the way. If there is a moderate wind on the course, it will likely be a headwind that can slow your disc within the last 40feet, so find a wind cutter or give your throw more sauce.
There is a row of seven spruce trees evenly lined up down the hole blocking the basket. The basket is between the 4th and 5th spruces counting from the left. At best, there is a 3 foot gap between these two trees. I would not recommend going over to try for an ace as overthrows go into thick woods.
The basket for this is impossible to see. But across the deep rough disc-eater dried up riverbed, there are trees right of center. In the middle of those trees is a 6 foot gap to enter. The basket is in that gap and down 4 feet.
This is a beast of a hole. More than 400feet is difficult to shoot in 3, but this has lots more. Down the fairway are, let's say strategically placed trees. Although, I don't know the strategy because the locations arent't ideal for many lines. Also, they set you up to drop in the dried riverbed that is a disc-eater with thick vegetation. Also, winds come right to left down the fairway and the left has woods and that same disc-eater dried up riverbed. Be careful and have a spotted on this hole
I am unsure what the teepad at signpost 6 is for. Without a chainsaw attached to your disc, you ain't getting anywhere near the basket in 1 throw. instead use the second teepad which is left and up and the hole looks like the sign then. It's a tight tunnel but not too tough and is one of the few forgiving holes if you has an errand throw.
This is a disc-eater hole. Basket is across the riverbed and not visible at all from tee. If your throw holds straight and goes 250-350feet it's buried in deep rough, if you don't pull left hard, it will land in the deep thick of the dried up riverbed usually out of sight from tee. Be careful! Have a spotter out there or lay up early, really early.
Hole play LHBH, basket not visible from tee but the hole hugs the deep rough on the left. The basket is hard left into the trees and uphill. To drive and lay with 10 feet, if you have a spotter to watch for errand throws, throw RHBH with heavy stable and aim towards right side of fairway to cut deep. If non spotter, lay-up about 250ft down the fairway on the left.
