hit the double mando close to the right side with a forehand and let it fade gently, the basket is blind, but not very far, and easily overthrown with a mid or driver.

If you bag a Harp, Rhyno, Credo something OS that hits and sticks. This is a good hole for it.

An uphill shot to a relatively open basket awaits throws that land in the fairway. The Red tee yields a nice ace run look, while a very difficult dogleg right from the Blue pad will challenge even the most advanced player, especially with the line of trees protecting the pin from the left side. The Black tee intimidates even the best, with a narrow gap to hit and then another 280 feet uphill to the basket, and the Mando just right and in front of the Blue tees. In tournament play there's typically an OB line marked from the Mando tree up the hill to the trees behind 17's basket, so the challenge is to keep it far enough left to ensure making the mando while not ending up screened from the pin by the trees on the left.