Griffin Park in Norman, OK
Hole #6 [Rolling hills] Red - 385 ft (3) Yellow - 385 ft (3)
Tee:
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Hole #6 [Rolling hills] Red - 385 ft (3) Yellow - 385 ft (3)
Tee:
Approach:
Map:
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HOD 10/24/13: Griffin Park in Norman, OK
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bhadella
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Map shows 2 tees, but the distances are the same ... i dunno.
looks like a big flex that I cant reach, so i'll go with an Opto Saint just to get up to the right side of that big evergreen. Upshot with a Judge or Suspect depending how crappy my drive was ... Classic Judge for the par.
looks like a big flex that I cant reach, so i'll go with an Opto Saint just to get up to the right side of that big evergreen. Upshot with a Judge or Suspect depending how crappy my drive was ... Classic Judge for the par.
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I was just thinking that same thing...
If I need for a fairly straight 385ft: Renegade
Clean up with Challenger/APX as necessary.
Opto River.
RUSSELL
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esp xl
Looks uphill maybe? so then champ tern RHBH. If it's flat, then Firebird flat and to the right.
Scared_Discless
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PD from either
wake_rider
Birdie Member
From the Gold (the tee pictured), it's the longer mark of 385'. From the red tee, it's a 300' RHBH Hyzer the entire way.
However, this hole is tough to 2, common to 3. RHBH With a seasoned GL Flow, I usually go directly at the evergreen in the middle which is on a bit of a raised ridge, and get it to turn just before the evergreen. Once past the evergreen, you go back down a slope towards the pin where there's good room for the disc to hold the turn a bit with the late fade for the pin. Because of the slope to the right of the pin, I've seen some reasonable skip ace runs at the pin, but never did one actually go in.
By the way, that branch you see hanging across the front of the pad is a mental beast, and it makes the pad about 1' shorter because it hangs directly over the top of the end of the pad. I'm 6'3", and the lowest part of the apex of the arch sits right at my chin level and the branch completely blocks my view of my driving line. It forces taller players to align their shot in the run up then go blindly through the rest of the hole. Really, it's just high enough that you'd have to throw some noob sky hyzer for the branch to come into play, but hitting your hand or face on the branch is a real concern if you decide to use the entire box for your drive. You better finish your drive mid box, and not much further down the pad.
However, this hole is tough to 2, common to 3. RHBH With a seasoned GL Flow, I usually go directly at the evergreen in the middle which is on a bit of a raised ridge, and get it to turn just before the evergreen. Once past the evergreen, you go back down a slope towards the pin where there's good room for the disc to hold the turn a bit with the late fade for the pin. Because of the slope to the right of the pin, I've seen some reasonable skip ace runs at the pin, but never did one actually go in.
By the way, that branch you see hanging across the front of the pad is a mental beast, and it makes the pad about 1' shorter because it hangs directly over the top of the end of the pad. I'm 6'3", and the lowest part of the apex of the arch sits right at my chin level and the branch completely blocks my view of my driving line. It forces taller players to align their shot in the run up then go blindly through the rest of the hole. Really, it's just high enough that you'd have to throw some noob sky hyzer for the branch to come into play, but hitting your hand or face on the branch is a real concern if you decide to use the entire box for your drive. You better finish your drive mid box, and not much further down the pad.
Roc or Teebird since I cant really tell where the pin is off the tee
wake_rider
Birdie Member
To the right without turning it over will only put you in terrible amounts of brushy bois d'arc trees that you're not getting out of cleanly. There is not a sky hyzer line from the gold tee unless you turn it over and get it up to the right later in the throw. Then, you're going to end hard left with a very tight set of woods and a thatch of trees within 15' of the pin protecting it from approaches from the left out of the heavy woods.
If you don't have the arm to park this hole, just keep it dead center and you're dancing. You do not want to go too far left or right, or end up short behind the evergreen.
RGL River RHBH, try to keep it to the right of the big tree...
tbird888
Salient Disc Test Team
PD, probably S-Line being in OK
Kenny53691
Noodle Arm
Teebird-M1-McPro
JoeBob21
Birdie Member
VIP Warship!
Rocaholic74
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Rival off the tee and wizard to clean up.
VictorB
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sPD long, GL Pain short.
Lurp Nuts
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S-PD
JC AceHole
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wraith
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