It's very difficult to get through everything with a natural fade on a RHBH throw, your best bet is to use a slight anhyzer with your putter and you'll land nice and close.
There is a mando to stay to the left of the trees (you can't go around the right of them, which would be nice and easy with a RHBH). Keep it fairly low and you should have a decent chance of making it through the trees without hitting them from the tee.
Try your hardest to avoid the brush down and to the left, it doesn't set you very nicely for a second shot as that big tree will be in your way. There isn't really a great way to get around that tree from the tee, you're just going to have to big arm to get it past otherwise dropping it near the trunk is a good choice as well.
I would highly discourage trying to cut around the right of the tree with a RHBH throw to have it fade in to the left towards the basket. It's a difficult line to hit and the brush is thick. It's much easier to throw a slight anhyzer if you're RHBH and there's a decent amount of landing space down there.
A RHFH throw will give you just the right fade at the end to get you nice and close to the basket if you can throw it that far. Going left isn't the worst but don't go right, it's a mess in there and very hard to get out of.
Keep your drive fairly low otherwise you'll get all tangled up with that large tree about 1/2 the way down. This hole isn't as long as it looks so a decent drive will get you close. The line on this hole is perfect for a standard RHBH throw.
