HOD 12.14.11 - Camenisch Park

[LtDan914]

Camenisch Park - Badlands DGC
Federal Heights (Denver), CO
Hole #1 (A position): 660' (3)

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[LtDan914]

I would probably throw some kind of destroyer at all the pin positions. For pin position A it would probably be a pro destroyer then rhyno approach and wizard putt.

 

[jtbingster]

TD all the way. On a turnover, up to the left. Ion after that.

 

[ferretdance03]

Tough to tell what's going on here as far as where the fairway is in relation to the intersecting tree lines. I'd probably throw a Force hyzer and see what happens.

 

[GLong]

roc. with all of the downhill, i don't think it would be hard to throw it at least 500'.

 

[mashnut]

pd, maybe a wraith

 

[Mr Mirth]

Wraith, Buzzz, Aviar.

 

[bradharris]

Looks like a fun hole to start a round. I like to go with a Pulse RHFH for downhill shots like this. Can probably get it out far enough to go with a putter approach (Wizard or VP) and then Wizard to finish.

 

[solomon.trenton]

jk valk
ft roc
jk aviar

 

[chickenonabun]

River hyzer flip, then a couple wizards

 

[atvan]

Feel good holes make you feel good about yourself.

Buzzz- A
Buzzz- B
Buzzz- C
Buzzz- D
Buzzz- E

 

[Tragic]

T-Bird, Wasp then a chain seeking magnet for the 3

 

[JoshEpoo]

Prolly try some kind of crazy roller and then throw a Teebird low and straight at it...

 

[mreynolds24]

boss / wraith / something really long off the tee... buzzz/ion the rest of the way depending on conditions and distance away

 

[Rol6566]

Wow what a hole. Finally something interesting. Prob go Valk hyzer flip and watch it go

 

[Lemony]

If it's not windy, Valkyrie, if it's windy... Predator.

 

[kcplease]

Surge

 

[ian.]

prob RHBH Star Sidewinder off the tee... hope to be able to throw Roc from there on in

 

[Technohic]

Beat Pro Leopard, hyzer-flipped for a no fade throw and have it just carry as far as it can. Then throw it again.

 

[smarkquart]

Tough to tell with the downhill. It looks gradual enough where a fairway driver should be able to do the trick. I have numerous hills at my local courses where they are 400-700 feet but pretty much reachable for easy pars with putters.

First time out at this pin location I would be probably go with the River or TeeBird and then all future rounds I would play accordingly. If in the longer pin locations I would probably just blast it with a Sword and King and see what happens.