Uphill shot. For advanced players that are right handed and throw primarily backhand I would recommend a teebird or firebird for the shirt position up the hill on the left. For the long position in the back right I would recommend a slower speed driver like an Orc or Valkyrie. Try to avoid going anywhere near the path on the right side of the hole.

Downhill shot. For advanced players that are right handed and throw primarily backhand I would recommend a midrange throw straight out and high that will fade back in hard. A spider or cro are good types of discs for this shot. If you have a forehand then this hole has a good forehand lane to trow down.

Slight downhill shot. For advanced players that are right handed and throw primarily backhand I would recommend a fairway driver for the short or long position. A faster fairway driver. A teebird or QJLS are good types of disc choices. Try to avoid blasting a drive down the hill for the long position.

For advanced players that are right handed and throw primarily backhand I would recommend a roller for either deep right positions. The middle position can be reached by throwing an anhyzer shot with driver like an Orc or Valkyrie. There is a straight position rarely used, but if it is I would throw a midrange at it . A roc or buzzz type disc will get there. Try to avoid throwing down the path on the right and avoid hyzering out into the road on the left.

For advanced players that are right handed and throw primarily backhand I would recommend a midrange or a fairway driver. A straight rip with a buzzz or roc can get to the basket, but I like to throw a fairway driver that will fade slightly in. Don't throw a driver because there is a road not to far behind the basket. There is also a sidewalk just to the right of the basket that you should keep in mind.

Uphill shot. For advanced players that are right handed and throw primarily backhand I would recommend a midrange for the straight shot. A roc or ghost are good options. For the short left position I would recommend grabbing a fairway driver and throwing a spike hyzer. Best to come in back door of the basket.

For advanced players that are right handed and throw primarily backhand I would recommend a fairway drive like a teebird or eagle type disc for the straight shirt position. For the long position I recommend a driver or going with a backhand roller type shot. A roadrunner is a good roller disc or understable fast driver.

Three positions. For advanced players that are right handed and throw primarily backhand I would recommend a understable putter for the short position on the hill straight ahead that will flex right and stay away from the OB. For the back right position I recommend a midrange hyzerd out to the right of the tree and its better to be short then risk going into the street long OB. There is a long position that is almost 400 feet straight and to the left a little bit. For this position I would throw a destroyer or cannon. Make sure you don't release early. You risk going OB into a play ground and if you grip lock it you risk going OB into the parking lot.

Slight downhill shot. For advanced players that are right handed and throw primarily backhand I would recommend a midrange for the short right position. A spider or ghost would be good types of discs. For the long position I would recommend a teebird or firebird that have finish to this to ensure your inside the mandatory and stay away from the OB path.

Slight downhill shot. For advanced players that are right handed and throw primarily backhand I would recommend a midrange for the straight position on the slanted hill. For the short position I would throw a fairway driver or a firebird with a hard skip or spike hyzer to get to the short left position. A spider or cro are good types of discs for the long position.