For advanced players that are right handed and throw primarily backhand I recommend a fairway driver for the straight position. An eagle or teebird type disc. If the basket is in the far right position then a very understable midrange will work good like a wolf or stingray or meteor. Spotters for the right position would be smart since there is a large drop off past the basket when it's right.

Slight downhill shot. For advanced players that are right handed and throw primarily backhand I recommend you throw your furthest throwing disc. 440 feet to cover to get to both positions. I throw a flippy destroyer for the right position and a cannon for the left position. Try and avoid the tree line on the left side of the fairway it's pretty thick.

Dogleg right. For advanced players that are right handed and throw primarily backhand I recommend a midrange anhyzer shot for the short and a fairway driver for the longer positions. You have to throw a shot that will not hyzer out early. The shot should never come out of the anhyzer be ause of the huge reveine down the middle and left side of the fairway. A stingray or leopard are good discs for this hole.

Uphill shot. For advanced players that are right handed and throw primarily backhand I recommend taking the huge hyzer line out above the trees on the left. This will get you out in the open and maybe even a birdie look. This also helps avoid the trees near the tunnel look. If you go for the tunnel shot just rip a driver straight that will fade at the end. I recommend throwing whatever you throw for distance on the hyzer shot.

Long dogleg left. For advanced players that are right handed and throw primarily backhand I recommend you throwing a straight drive down the middle of the fairway as far as you can. If you make it to the back of the opening on your drive to the basket you should have a putter or midrange approach that is short and easier to manage then being short of the opening. I recommend throwing a boss or nuke or cannon. At all costs avoid being against the left side of the fairway near the tree line. If your there it will severely handicap your second shot.

Downhill shot. For advanced players that are right handed and throw primarily backhand I recommend a putter for the positions on the mound or a short thumber. For the long position past the chimes I recommend a fairway driver like a teebird to throw straight and fade back to the hole at the end. Spotters are good to have for the long position.

For advanced players that are right handed and throw primarily backhand I recommend a driver or fairway driver for this hole. This hole can be intimidating with the skinny fairway but you just need to rip a disc straight and have it fade at the end. This is true for all the positions, even the long straight shot. Fairway does open up once you hyzer past the tree line on the left.

For advanced players that are right handed and throw primarily backhand I recommend a straight flying midrange like a roc or buzzz or throwing a understable fairway driver out to the left and having it slowly turn right towards the hole with a leopard like disc. I have also seems rollers and good forehands work well on this hole.

For advanced players that are right handed and throw primarily backhand I recommend a fairway driver or a driver you can throw up and have it S turn down the right side of the hole. You want to at all costs a kid kicking right down the hill into the trees. Very tough to have a good out from there. TL or Eagle or Leopard are all good choices.

Slight uphill shot. For advanced players that are right handed and throw primarily backhand I recommend a putter for either position. A putter can reach the straight line or the anhyzer line. Make sure you don't over anhyzer the throw to the right of the basket. The basket sits on a steep slope that will cost you strokes if you go down it.