Probably the toughest hole on the course, going from no elevation to an up-hill/down-hill shot, just under 400 feet. The fairway is narrow and lined with young trees and road on the left, Thick cedar trees(nearly impossible to throw through) and a farm field down the right side. Keep it straight, low and try to hug the left side. The basket is tucked back into a corner of trees with the pond fairly long behind the pin.

With a lot of room to work the right side of the fairway, the road and trees only slightly crowding the left side. Should be an easy hole.

Wide open and slightly uphill. Basket is squeezed between the road and the field(O.B.)

There is a small but tall group of brush/trees on the bank, halfway down the fairway. Left side is mostly open and the right side has a tall Cottonwood tree just before crossing the road.

The trees/brush to the left of the pin are fairly thick. The field is just behind and left of the pin. For beginners the water can be a challenge but for seasoned players, it's easy to get over.

2nd longest hole on the course. A bad grip-lock or bad flip (RHBH) might put you in the water but the whole left side and up the road is wide open.

Ace Run! This short hole forces you to use the right side of the fairway, as trees are lined along the left. For experienced players, the pond is only a mental hazard. (O.B.) Road curves around the pin, 25-30 feet behind it.

Ace Run! Straight shot with a putter. Don't get too deep, past the pin. The pond is about 20 feet right and behind the basket and the trees do overhang the pin. Low, Short and Straight.

(RHBH) Solid toss on a straight flying mid or putter, up the road or a understable disc or RHFH flick around the far left will work for this hole. A BIG hyzer out over the pond might work but isn't really worth the risk.