It's worth walking up 10 steps and a bit right from the front of the tee to see where the basket is over the ridge. After all those long holes, you now get two ace runs to finish your round. The next tee is across the hard-top and a bit right of the 26th basket

This is the narrowest gap on the course. The lane to the left is almost never in play unless you bounce off one of the guardians as the hole is down to the right. If you can hit the gap, slide right and finish left you could come to rest near the basket. I usually take out my understable disc, thorw it hard and pray...but don't close your eyes as bounces off those uprights can often go a long way off line. To get to the next tee you can walk up and along the fence-line back toward the 25th tee and the parking lot. If there's no one behind you there is a path about half way down the 25th fairway (again toward the fence) that you can take to get to 26.

The long right to left sweeper around that center tree will widen the gap for the second shot. I have seen pros go up and over from right to left to get close to the basket at 400 ft. For most, the trouble to the left and straight out long will dictate you finish right which will leave you a big left hooker to get on the basket. Next tee is beyond and left of the basket.

While the yardage on 23 is not as long as some of the earlier holes, the only real line is straight out, a hard left and then a long right through another protected gap. Real bombers can get out and left off the tee, but I have to throw one that goes straight and finishes left. Then I'm shooting to get through the gap from left to right on the second shot. Any success there and you have a relatively short approach. The next tee is across the hard-top to the left of the basket.

A long sweeping left to right will get you in the lane toward the basket. The basket is at the base of an apple tree 50 ft. past the shrubs in the center that will shape your second shot depending on where your drive finishes. Ideally you can hug the right side of the fairway and have it finish left right into the basket area. The next tee is left and back just across the major gravel path.

#21 is the longest of the course though very close to the same as #19. The close ridge forces the disc a little higher than you might like and the soft fairway edge on the left side can allow a disc hooking left to get deep into the brush. However, a position in the middle of the fairway at the top of the rise will leave you with a fairly open 2nd shot to a comparatively wide fairway. Everyone will have to navigate the shrub in the center of the fairway whether you're a pro that get's too close to it or whether you're trying to curl around it with your second shot. The next tee is on a short trail beyond and right of the basket.

Missing the gap at the top of the ridge sitting out there at over 250ft. will often leave you with nothing more than a backward throw to get you out of trouble. Whether trying to hit it on your second throw or from the tee it's very important to leave yourself in the middle of the fairway to leave you a chance to shoot at the hole. An overhanging tree can get in the way of shots that end up too far left beyond the gap. For the next tee, continue on beyond the basket and turn left on the major path. The next left leads you along a short path to the 21st tee.

#19 is extremely long. First shot is best straight out and across the wide trail. You have to hope you come to rest somplace you can get through the trees. Some will be shooting for the basket, but even at my best I am usually just trying to get close on my third shot. The basket is almost straight out from the tee, but there is a wide open fairway that comes in from the left side. If you can bomb it with a left finish and somehow thread your way through the trees you can have a very open second shot. I'm usually trying to get up there on my second shot. come back toward the 18th tee for the 20th.

A very long straight hole. The first of the par 4s. The path for the next tee is just to the right of the basket. Note the basket for the next hole as it's visible just before you get to the next tee. Note the tee for the 20th hole just beyond that for the 18th.

The basket for #16 is up the ridge and a little left. You can't see it from the tee because the ridge is too high. It's too far for me to consider a serious drive. I hope to reach the top of the ridge in front and I throw a hard hooking disc to finish left. Too far right and there is too much between you and the hole. It can be overdone by a pro player. There is a lot of trouble long and left, but even that usually knocks it down within putting distance. The window for that type of throw is really narrow. It's still necessary to go left of the large shrubs and trees in what looks like the center of the fairway just over the ridge, but the basket itself is much closer to center. It's just that the obstacles from the right take away anything to the right of the shrubs. Next tee is just beyond the basket.