The short basket position is on the near side of the creek. The long basket position is approx 150' on the far side of the creek amongst quite a few blocking trees.

The standard drive off of here RHBH is an understable disc through the opening in the tree line turning right and maybe flexing back left.

I have seen a few people have luck going over the tree line with either an overhand or some type of flex shot. If you try this with an overhand be aware that the powerline is another obstacle.

This fairway crosses the walking path and that path is very busy.

Watch out for drives on Hole #13 when throwing your approach shots.

The foilage is very thick on the left side of the fairway and can eat a drive that fades in that direction.

The long basket position is straight ahead and slightly left about 100' passed the top of the hill (blind).

The short basket position is visible, on top of the hill to the left.

When the basket is in the long position it seems like the path that gets the disc on top of the hill from the tee most is a path as far right as possible which follows the tree line and fades to the left on top of the hill.

This plays over the busy walking path at the far tree line.

The safe path from the long to RHBH is to hyzer out around the tree. The hard more direct route from the long tee is a lower, fast, straight shot direction at the basket.

When driving off the tee note that Hole #14's fairway is to your left.

When putting be aware that Hole #15's fairway runs along the left side of your basket. I have seen drives from #15's tee land at the basket for #13.

The long basket position is up on top of the to the left surround by a dense covering of trees.

The walking path is extremely busy.

Be aware the the fairway and basket to Hole #16 is to the right of your fairway.

A popular hole to test your distance skill. Note that the telephone pole is 207' from the long tee and the green manhole in the center of the fairway is 326'.

The walking path here is extremely busy.

All the area to the right of the walking path is the tee, basket or fairway to another hole. Stay to the left of the sidewalk but avoid the railroad tracks and foilage to the left of the fairway.

The long tee is located on the bridge and is marked with spray paint.

There is a creek along the right side and can come into play when the basket is long and you turn right too early.

If the basket is short ensure you don't fade your disc high up on the railroad tracks to the left. The foilage along the tracks can be very think as well.

The creek is along the left side of the fairway. Hole #8's tee and fairway is along the right side.

Be ready to yell FORE if you shank your drive to the right.

Once finished, do not follow the concrete walking path, instead follow the next tee sign leading you under the railroad tracks back toward Hole #7. Take the bridge to the left once you see Hole #7's tee.

There is a playground along the left side of the fairway. Play this hole safely.

((Restrooms are also located at the playground))

There is a small creek running along the right side of the fairway.

The walking path can be excessively busy at times.

The fairway along the left side prior to the bridge can be swampy enough that you can sink a foot deep.

The more popular throw i've see is a path that leads to the far side of the sidewalk which leaves you with an approach to see the basket by the far bridge.

The bigger arms tend to throw up high over the little stream to fade back for a shot at ace.

The Long tee is located on top of the hill. The corner of the parking lot is spray painted to show the tee.

The foilage to the right of the fairway is thick and difficult to locate a disc in.

If you overthrow and turn your disc right there is also the creek as an O/B water hazard.

The long basket position is rarely (if ever again) used but that is located up on the hill to the left of the short basket position.