-to play it safe just throw it straight down the path and then go to the basket from there
-another good tomahawk hole, I usually aim above the bridge over the creek and it ends up on the other side, lots of trees all over the left side of the tee though so be careful of that

-Looks like an easy straight throw but it goes way downhill directly behind the basket so make sure not to overthrow it
-a good idea is to throw it low and have it skip off the ground a few times, the ground is very dry and flat so it's ideal for this

-throw a right curving shot straight along the fairway, the hole isn't too far around the turn but it's a decent ways so don't worry about overthrowing too much
- the woods to the right aren't too bad to accidentally get in to, not very thick

Just throw it hard and straight, be careful on windy days though as this hole is very open

-this is an ideal hole for tomahawking, the hole is to the left, but the middle is entirely woods, while not very thick to the sides, they are thick if you're going towards the hole, so trying to go around it with a tomahawk is smart
-for a normal throw, you can play it safe and curve it short and left down the closer path to the left of the wooded center, or be risky and throw farther to the right path, the right path has a better lane to the basket, so it's a risk worth taking

-my usual strategy is just to roll it down the hill, a good throw with some luck can get you within 10 yards of the basket
-if you want to throw it the best bet is just to throw it straight and spin it so it bounces to the left when it lands

For starters the hole is now up to the right, not the left

-usually a right curving shot can land right by the basket but anywhere on the "fairway" towards the top is a good putt to take
- keep in mind if your disc lands on edge, it will roll, sometimes even farther back than the tee

-Throw a curve to the left at your own risk, the woods are VERY thick and very hard to get out of in one throw
-Tomahawking works well if you like throwing that way

Otherwise pretty straightforward

Just throw up the center and hopefully make it up the hill then putt out. Or if your feeling greedy take a BIG spike hyzer route up and over everything, best with LHBH/RHFH, and try to land it right by the pin.

Big dogleg to the right then about another 200 feet to the well protected basket. LHBH hyzer and try to get around the corner as far as possible without going in the creek. RHBH, there is none, throw RHFH and take same approach as LHBH. On the approach its just a straight shot with a the basket tucked to the left behind some trees and on a small peninsula. Just get it close.