This tunnel shot does provide numerous strategies:
- Overhand over the relative tunnel and onto the green, or at least at the far end of the fairway
- RHBH with a tight "S" and small fade (I used a Leo3 with good results)
- RHFH around the left bank of trees, hoping to use the wind and skip to get the disc back onto the fairway/green

Basically, as long as you get past the S in the fairway on the drive, you should be getting at most a par.

Although you can see the basket from the teebox, this into-the-woods hole is similar in strategy to holes #4 and 6. If you through the RHBH drive short, it has a good chance of skipping short into the woods, leaving a very difficult approach shot to the guarded basket. Strategies would be either a) accept the risk of such an approach (and likely go with a spike putt into the green if short), b) drive quite right with a RHBH, getting the skip that typically occurs on the hardened lawn, and then have a normal approach, c) RHFH such that the fade starts just short of the tree line and gets you back into the point of entry of the green

Similar to hole #4, use your drive to get the distance, use the approach to break into the woods, then putt for par. Tough birdie unless perfect distance with RHFH and good skip

Your drive will most likely not be able to get into the woods where the basket is unless you through a RHFH with perfect distance. The go-to strategy here would be to throw a relatively straight drive, landing it on the hardened dirt at the far end of the fairway, throw the approach into the woods close to the basket, then putt

The tradewinds will typically go right to left on this hole. I went with a Firebird way right and the combined fade/skip parked it.