This hole can be a bit confusing for people who are playing Rooster East for the first time, the hole is blind, what you're shooting for is the gap at the start of the forest. You can see a path going from the open field up into the forest, this path leads to the pin. Definitely a tough two-shot hole, aim to land at the gap, and shoot to the hole from there.

You are usually looking at a fast headwind as you shoot towards the forest, so be careful of turning your shot over and entering the forest before the actual opening to the pin. This is a par 4, so for the close position just layup then shoot in for a birdie. The long position (downhill) requires a very accurate layup, followed by a laserbeam down 150ft of trail to even think of a bird.

Look for a spray painted arrow on tee to determine basket position.