The path curves right but I've never seen anyone attempt a throw down the path. I've only seen throws directly through the gap in the trees straight at the basket. Doing so makes you X-step somewhat cross-ways on the tee pad.

Keep a close eye on your disc. More time has been spent here searching for discs than any other hole on this course. Lots of ground cover and thorns. Leave your sandals at home people.

The short basket is located directly in front of the tee, up the hill, hidden by foilage.

The path turns left. The second basket is located on the path approx 150' up the path after it turns.

One option for the drive to the long basket is to throw up the path and fade hard left as the path turns.

Another option is to throw directly at the basket up and over the foilage. This is a far better option in the Winter.

It can be difficult to find discs in the overgrown center portion.

The foilage to the left can be dense and thorny in the Summer.

The walking path to the right of the fairway has heavy traffic.

The only drives I have seen land at the basket were ones thrown straight down the path. Taking the path to the right of the tee through the trees may be more risky.

The area around the tee can become extremly muddy throughout the year.

The more open path directly off the tee that curves immediately left might be the easiest to hit, however, I have seen more discs land nearer the basket by aiming directly at the basket through the trees. You may need some Luck if you use that path though as there is a lot of tree cover.

Another option I saw at a tournament here was when a big arm threw a huge RHBH hyzer over the trees.

When approaching/putting, keep an eye out for overthrown discs from Hole #8. I have had my own drive from Hole #8 land in the fairway for Hole #4.

There is a possible second basket placement in the works that would be located approx 80' further away.

If your disc lands in the baseball field to the right, note that there is a hole in the fense that you can squeeze through. The hole is located approx 100' from the tee in the fairway.

A good tip would be to throw out over the field and fade back to the fairway. I have heard from trustworthy sources that this hole has been birdied by doing so.

Note that the walking path to the left of the fairway is used quite often.

The basket is to the right at the end of the path. Many people choose to drive through the trees to the right but there are a lot of trees to block you.

There are two possible basket placements. Both are located down the path and to the right. One basket placement is just farther away than the other.

The area between the tee and the basket to the right of the path can host enough thorns to make trekking through difficult.

The basket is just over the top of the hill and to the left. If you have the power to reach the top of the hill going up the path then a nice left turning disc might be best.

It might be best to have a spotter in the fall due to leafy ground cover.

Foilage to the right is very thorny in the summer.

There is a possible second basket placement in the works that would be located on the path going up the hill.

The area to the right of the basket during the summer becomes thick with thorns and it can be very difficult to find discs in there. So be careful shaping your line to the right because if you go too far like I did you may lose your disc.

Note that the concrete foundation directly in front of the tee was listed as O/B in the tournament I attended there.

The old basket position might still be used. It is located to the left of the path near Hole #8's tee.