Ahh open space! Grip it and Rip it!!! This hole plays from behind the boulder but off to the right a bit making this hole a long slightly downhill dogleg to the right. The basket sits just right of the path in an open spot looking down towards #2 teebox. (Dont shoot at #2 basket you're a back niner now let's keep it that way)

More wooded path...follow it...a treat awaits. A nice sit in the woods allows for a plastic meditation. This nice stone teebox looks through a net of tall tree trunks. Out in the grass nestled against a large boulder is another tone ( black with a bronze stripe) Warning! Bushes on boulder are equipped with thorns!! The left side of trees are more open and a good spot for left handed power huckers to arc a pristine birdie look. Start your chain saws and Bark On.

From #12 walk right along edge of grass, look for a patch of discgolfer dance moves, this hole plays back up into the woods, and is identified by a blue keg as your target. A nice layer of decayed wood makes for soft layups. This hole favors pars due to heavy treeline and elevated green, a lumberjacks favorite. Usually this hole has a cross wind that sweetens past that lovely treeline.

From #11 basket there is a path that heads up the hill, follow it up to left to find an elevated teebox with ample seating to spectate the throws of fellow hucksters. There is usually wind blowing east or west just past tree line, do not be fooled by wind feel at the tee.

Head to the path and find the bench. Between two old pines lies the tee. This is a long RH dogleg. Look for a green trashcan on a post, to the right is the basket.

Follow the log lined path into the woods. Do not fret you're the scariest thing in those woods. #10 tee is well groomed easy to find. Through the trees a glimpse of basket can be found.

Past the tone to left is a large lone pine, behind this is #9 tee. This hole plays to the left hand side of the trees surrounding #8 tone. The basket is nestled against an aspen grove. Easy to spot.

There is a natural log bench on this wonderful raised tee and it looks down on a red and yellow tone just past a weed patch nicknamed "Jail" During course conception this weed patch was a pile of logs 5ft tall.

#7 Teebox is next to a post on a raised grass platform. Look up to where the path climbs to the upper grassy area. Basket is barely visible from the box. Careful fence is O.B.

Climb back out of #5 green, head back to path. #6 tee is a raised platform between a short willow and a large pine. This hole is a par 4 a long downhill that is up against a fence lined with trees. River is to the right but still is known to grab a few pieces of plastic from time to time. Trees to left are velcro too not a lot of looks at the basket without using a stroke to get back in the fairway. Aim at the raised "2nd teebox" in center of fairway it offers the best feel good feeling as you prepare for the next drive.