Birdie attempt!! One, there is a branch drooping as a ceiling above the fairway; hover the disc 15 ft above the ground the entire distance of the fairway to miss this branch. Right hand throwers, throw a disc with a low Turn number (i.e. Sorcerer 13,6,0,2 or a King 14,5,-1,4). The wind will be blowing from L to R. So, discs with too low of a Turn (i.e. DD Freedom 14,4,-2,3) will be TOO LOW of a Turn, causing the disc to dance to far to the R, out of the fairway and to the rough on the R side. Option 2, for R hand throwers, throw a huge Forehand 380ft, L of the ceiling branch, about 20 above the ground, it'll curve straight to the pin!!

Birdie attempt!! The tree straight in front of you, don't let it get into your head! Easy tricky throw, for R hand throwers, throw a Forehand on the R side of this tree, make it dance from the R side to the middle to the left side of the fairway and then it'll dive R back at the pin!! =) If you want to throw Backhand for R hand throwers, throw a mid-range or a disc w/ a lower Turn (i.e. DD Freedom 14,4,-2,3 or a Truth DD 5,5,0,2).

Birdie attempt!! Throw a mid-range that can dance a bit, like a Truth (5,5,0,2) or a Driver w/ a lower number Turn (i.e. DD Freedom 14,5,-2,3). For R handed throwers, the disc will S-curve to the R side of the far tree, and then dive L at the pin!!

Birdie attempt!! Wind is typically straight at you, which causes the disc to rotate MORE, making the disc do a larger S-Curve. Level up the driver on this one (i.e. from Sorcerer 13,6,0,2 to a World 14,4,1,4). Either throw a 330ft large Heizer around the Right side of the tree, curving L to the pin. Or, throw a Right handed forehand at the L side of the tree, the wind will make the disc rotate more, curving it L throw the opening, and then fading back to the pin!!! =)

Easy birdie!! Throw a putter straight at it, or a mid-range with a Forehand. Either of these discs with little curve. I throw a Dynamic Disc Warden putter or a DD Truth mid-range at this. Typically, wind is traveling from R to L on this hole, so for Right hand throwers, throw a Forehand and the disc will remain straight at the pin.

Caution!! The pond looks to be out of the landing area for the disc, but it's not!! Right hand throwers, throw a back hand straight down the fence line, 350 to 400ft, and it'll curve perfectly to the hill!! If your arm power can't make it to 350ft, aim your center throwing line 20ft right of the fence, so that the disc doesn't curve into the pond!!! Remember, if it's windy, the wind is typically behind you this hole, which slows down the rotation of the disc, making it fade sharper towards the water, adjust throw accordingly!!

For Right hand throwers, throw a Forehand straight thru the center gap, and it'll curve perfectly to the pin for an easy putt!!

Throw a huge Heizer 330 feet around the Right side of the group of trees, it'll curve left straight to the pin w/in 30ft of putting!!

The safest route is a big hyzer around the trees. This should get you close enough for a bird.

If you have a big enough arm you may this over the water for a more direct route at the basket. Otherwise a nice straight toss will do fine for a 3.