Short: Any shot works here. RHBH or Overhands seem to work best.

Long: RHBH with a slightly overstable disc. (If you can get to the short pin, you have a look for a long birdie).

Short: Anny RHBH or Light Hyzer FH (really short hole)

Long: Slight Anny RHBH with a stable disc.

If you can make it past the trees in front of the pad you are all set for a 3 on either hole.

Short: RHBH straight up the hill and you should be set. Atleast try to get to the top of the hill and you will be set for par

Long: 3 ways to play the long. Most people just shoot like they are going to the short pin and just put more power on it. Second option, throw something dead straight or that has a slight flip dead straight at the same gap to the left of the lone tree on the fairway and you will be in the open to take a 3. Third option, try a RHFH with a straight to slightly overstable disc and try putting down the left side of the trees (still making the mando) leaving you in the open for a upshot to the basket.

Short: Make the Mando, Over-stable RHFH work well, or just play a straight BH if you want a save shot (dont throw skippy discs)

Long: Throw it as straight as possible, if you can make it just slightly past the short basket you have a look for birdie.

Short: Shoot Straight like the previous hole and choose a disc that wont skip. (Slight Hyzer flips work as well)

Long: Just like the Short but a little longer. If you get through the trees right off the tee, a slight left skip past the short basket could leave you at the basket.

Short: Another simple straight shot (very ace-able)

Long: Throw to the Short with a little more power and you will land right inside the trees (You want it to land a flat as possible, most discs end up rolling down to the sidewalk which is OB)

Short: Shoot Straight for the Pin, very simple hole

Long: Either shoot short with in 40 or so feet of the short pin and lay up or risk getting close and landing in the road or heavy woods by running the whole hole straight

Short: Play Straight through the trees. Easy Layup or Putt out.

Long: Play the same as short and just take the 3 or play the risky Spike Hyzer/Forehand over the first large tree to your right.