I'm not the course designer, so keep that in mind when reading my comments.
Hole 10 - it's a hard lefty hole, no doubt. But there isn't much else we could do with that land. It's a connecter hole.
Hole 11 - the OB right should not come in to play. This literally would one of the worst possible shots you can think of to go OB.
Hole 12 - This hole is a nightmare for everyone. The second shot sets up good for a lefty, especially if you don't make it around the corner.
Hole 13 - The tee shot is hard, for sure. But after that, the hole sets up great for a lefty, especially the third shot. And I will say that while the OB is right, the woods on the left might as well be OB because theres no chance of getting the disc much further than 300 feet.
Hole 14 - There is a back door lefty route on the hole. At almost 400 feet, it's tough for anyone.
Hole 15 - I agree on this one. It's a tough shot for a lefty.
Hole 16 - There is no OB and it's a lefty hyzer!
Hole 17 - The fact there is OB 20 feet to the right of a 260 foot straight hole should not matter in the least.
Hole 18 - the advantage of not having to throw a turnover going up that hill is huge! And then the second shot sets up great for a lefty. It's two hyzers.
so on the entire back nine, I'll give you hole 10, tee shot of 13 and 15. But that's about it. Certainly, with the exception of hyzer away from the water and hole 10, there is no true advantage.
And there is nothing in disc golf that says you can't throw sidearms!
But I understand what you are saying regarding them being neutral or right balanced. I just don't think neutral is ever a problem and the back nine, IMO, except of 3 shots, is neutral.
