The A pin is straight away. The B pin is down at the end of the fairway off to the left. The C pin is at the end of the fairway to the right in between a fallen tree is the basket.
A pin is straight ahead. B pin is on the right side about 10 feet from OB line. C pin is behind and a bit to the right of A pin on this little clearing with OB line and shallow water 15 feet behind the basket.
A pin is straight away and B pin is just father behind it. C pin is left of B down the hill behind some trees. Approach shots are tough when up on the right because of low hanging branches.
All of the pins are a blind tee shot. A is at the bottom of the hill straight away. B is father back and a tad more left. While C is a right hook around the woods on the right side. If on B try and avoid being up on the left side because it is a very tough shot to hook around the woods on that side.
All of the pins are up to the left. A pin is to the right behind a few trees after you are up on the hill. B is straight ahead more up on the hill. And C is down a path in between to sets of woods. When driving going to the left of the big tree will give the best shot.
A pin is up on the hill. The B pin is farther behind A where it flattens out. C hooks around the woods on the right side in-between some trees. On this hole avoid hugging the right side at all costs, it is much better to miss left on this hole.
A pin is on the hill in sight. B is 3/4s down the hill on the right side and C pin is at the bottom of the hill with an OB road behind it. This is a good rolling hole.
A pin is more in the open of the field while B and C are on the edge of the hill. Best shot would land 30 feet in front of those pins and skid down to the basket. But if you get down to the woods behind thats fine. It is easy to lose discs down there though.
A pin is a straight shot. B is tighter around the corner of the woods than you would think. C is tucked around to the right also. You need very sharp right hook to go at B and C
