This hole I think is much better since it has been moved. On this tee shot you have a few options, I prefer to take a Thunderbird shot right up the middle and land right around the left side of the volleyball court. This gives me a good look at the basket for about a 150' putter approach. Another hole to be happy with a par on since there is too much canopy cover for a real bid at the basket unless you have a great roller that can carry that distance(I do not). Enjoy!!

This one is a Monster challenge for beginners. You can take the right side through the trees with a nice turnover midrange, or you can take the far left route along the grassy hillside. I play the paths as OB(there is one also up on top of the hill). If the left side is chosen I use a RHFH high speed distance driver to anhyzer around the fenced area(played as OB). Everyone should be happy with a par on this one.*careful after a rain as this hole tends to hold water and is swampy*

This is your Ace shot. With the low ceiling there really is not much of a chance to hyzer this one in. Just pitch a straight putter down the left side of the trees and park it. For added challenge I make the fence OB, if you hit it, you get a stroke. Otherwise you may use it for a ricochet shot for your ace. It's up to your preference. It is great to see people starting to report their aces on the hole signage.*Please don't view this as defacing property*

This hole is a fun hole for a good controlled RHBH hyzer shot towards the shelter or if you are feeling lucky RHFH anhyzer through the trees on the left. Either one should set you up with a nice approach if not leave you parked. *Caution to the RHBH hyzer if people are at the shelter*

I don't attempt anything to the right of the two trees down the middle, since that large pine is such an obstacle. RHBH anhyzer putter between the two center trees, or RHFH anhyzer out past both of them is a safe bet to park for a 2.

With the new additions of the trees in the middle of the fairway this will only offer you a couple of lines to attack this. Low RHBH to the right of the closest middle tree and fade back. Putter down the middle. Or my preference is RHFH anhyzer out along the pines to the left. Once the trees here in the middle grow out this will be a very pretty and challenging hole.

This hole a a few options; RHFH anhyzer around the building, RHBH turnover just left of the building, or even a flick roller past the building. Any of these should get you parked for a 2. If a safe look is what you are looking for then just a straight putter shot just past the back side of the building will give you a look for layup to your 3. This is a tough low ceiling approach to the pin so just try and crash into the trees past the building and hope for a pit out next to the pin.

Take a straight shot or RHBH hyzer for this one. Careful not to carry out to the shelter or hit the tree on the right. A straight forehand shot with a mid-range will also park this hole as well. I have found that a smooth forehand river right at the pin has a great flex that will land you within drop in range.

This hole allows for several angles of attack. RHBH throwers can get a hyzer round the trees on the right. Forehand can pitch a tight gap on the left. Or you can go with a thread straight shot down the middle over the merry go round. Tricky Ace hole but possible.