This is the first peninsula green on the course. RHFH has a gap on the left and there is another gap right up the middle. Dont throw to hard here as there is a hill that goes right into the water. I threw a RHFH Buzzz through the left gap and had a 60' jumper for Birdie but was scary close to going down the hill into the water. Ended up with my first 3 of the round here.

Hole 3 might be the hardest hole on the course. If you go up the gut you have a very low ceiling and about a 200' water carry. RHBH has a big hyzer spike window up and over but the water is very close to the pin and you better have some accuracy on that hyzer. The left side of the fairway is tight and has little trees throughout the fairway. This is the safest play if you dont want to risk water but it is the long way and tree kicks will be a problem. I tried a FH roller on the left, hit a tree and pulled off a crazy water skip shot to save a 4.

Hole #2 goes left to right and is perfect for a RHFH players to throw an overstable fairway driver to within putting range. I took a 4 here but I hit an early tree and I know that this is a birdie hole if you can make it through the turn.

Hole 1's map is the only map on the course that I found to be a bit confusing. It looks like there are some trees guarding the right side of the fairway after you get through the tunnel and this is not the case. RHBH players with 300' + hyzer can go out and around to the right and take an easy 3. Going up the gut is not a bad route and I ended up 2 putting for a 4 here.