The short basket placement is down in a hollow heavily protected, the other is a little bit longer, up on the pathway protected on three sides. Either is reachable for many players, but the gaps from the tee pad are narrow and there's more obstacles than open space. I like to give it a good whip just to the right of the path and let it float through with a left finish. It almost never happens that way though, and I'm usually throwing around a tree to get close enough for a par putt.

When the basket is inside the blue rocks it's played as an island. When the basket is set long, inside the blue rocks is played as a water hazard.

Small square tee box. Even though it's a short uphill shot, you must keep it in the middle; a little off to either left or right and you can watch your disc float a hundred feet down either side. Slight right fade with a quick left finish is my best shot, though the most consistant of our group tomahawks it here. There's a steep trail off the right of the fairway down to the next hole (#5), but if not too busy behind, my older knees appreciate a return the way we came all the way back next to the #2 tee box.

Basket placement doesn't matter much until you get up the path. Both are on the left across the stream bed. It always seems further than expected. The tee for #3 is up the path a bit further and also on the left.