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.

Hole 6 has 3 different pin positions and the large tree directly in front of the pad is a mando for them all. Play from the hill next to tree if mando is missed. 2 positions are extremely short and are hyzer shots. The 3rd position is down a tight corridor with a dogleg right to hide basket.