8/22/2013 HOD Knobley Mountain DGC #9 Ridgeley, WV

[Smigles]

Looking at the distances it is definitly a putter hole, no matter what tee. Cant give more detailed info cause the uncertainty of the hole description

 

[Qikly]

Tensor, Banshee, Soft VP, Tangent.

 

[beazy]

Pa4 for all

 

[Gflap]

Left forehand flick with a boss right into Jimb's kitchen!

 

[jskew113]

Ion or Zone for all but the last. Looks perfect for a nice and easy Comet.

 

[mashnut]

Wizard from all of those.

 

[RUSSELL]

soft focus

 

[fritothedog]

Pure for the straight ones.
Banshee to get around mandos.

 

[RyanisCorriganis]

Wizard, like everyone else

 

[kingjames1014]

Neutron soft ion

 

[Disc Fiend]

Wizards, Wizards for all!

This guy knows how to do it :hfive:

 

[Jimb]

Sorry I'm in so late. Yes, Knobley Mt. is my course. Thanks to Swatso for letting me know Knobley was on the home page! (I haven't read the thread yet but wanted to post as soon as I saw it.)

Actually, only the bottom picture is of Hole #9 from the Red Tee. It's the hole that plays over the stream (driveway) and uphill under the power lines.

I generally throw a *Stingray right at it and am just waiting for my first ace on the hole!

 

[Jimb]

Left forehand flick with a boss right into Jimb's kitchen!

This fall you can try it buddy... if you make it out my way!!!

 

[JC AceHole]

Wizard or apx depending on the tee

 

[Jimb]

Here's the picture from the Red Tee in a bigger size. It's about a 15' gain in elevation so the hole plays more like 230-240' or so. The Red and White tees play in the same order. The white tee is far off of the picture, down the hill to the right, and plays at least 30-40' uphill. The white tee is one of the only holes that I actually throw driver from. 150g QOLF to be specific.

The Orange and Green tees mix up the order of the baskets that they play to in able to help with the flow due to the limited amount of ground.

 

[swatso]

Played it a couple of times

While straight down the drive with a fade (Hornet shot for me) is tempting, the low branches at the midpoint and the steep upslope at the end makes this difficult. I find throwing down the left-side of the fairway, with just a touch of anhyze on my Squall, works well here. The elevation gain does make it play longer than it appears - just make sure you stay beneath the wires directly overhead!

 

[FonzTYC]

Buzzzzing it from any tee

 

[jkdisc]

buzzz

 

[Rocaholic74]

Wizard

 

[B3NDER]

When in doubt....metallic ghost



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