From the short tee to the short basket.

One of the shortest, easiest holes on the course. A short little anhyzer (RHBH) or little flick throw, is an ace run every time.

To the short basket:

The hole is tucked in to an opening to the right of the larger trees at the right side at the end of the narrow part of the fairway. If you can flick (RH) then do that. If not, like me, then try to either go to the right side of the larger tree group, or burn a laser throw straight down the pipe. Its better to miss on the left side of the fairway, down by the basket, and I have put it in from there a couple of times.

This tip will be for the 1st set of tees that you come to following the path from hole 6.

Remember hole 2? This one is like that, only harder! Its a long L shaped hole over and through dense jungle, that is also very narrow. I'm sure that a pro level player would delight in trying to get one up there on this hole, but I try and play it safe, getting it down to the bend, so I can try and up it from there.

A good hole to deploy a spotter on also.

This tip will be for the shortest set of tees, the second one that you come to following the path.

Another long, narrow challenging hole.

I play it safe here, and are perfectly fine with a three here, vs looking for a lost disc in the dense jungle rough.

I've seen monster flicks getting it done on this hole, so if you got it, use it!

The "Dessert".

I have seen many different types of throws on this hole.

My goal is to make it through the 1st bunches of trees directly in front of you, and land out in the Dessert. I tend to throw something understable here, and most of my friends that can, flick it. Finishing right is probably better on this hole's drive.

Long, Straight, and Narrow.

Try to get her 1/2 way or so down the fairway on your 1st throw, KEEPING IT IN THE FAIRWAY! Getting off course, and going into the dense jungle here, can make for a very frustrating hole.

I throw a lot of mids on this course. A lot of the holes are too long and hard for me to reach in 1 throw. So Buzzz/Meteor and keep them in the fairways. Play for 3's, and go for 2's on the shorter holes.

My tips are for the average DG'er. If you are a pro level player, you probably aren't going to need my tips anyway.

We call this hole "Stonehenge". Its not quite as impressive as the one in England, but its what we got! I would call it the signature hole on the front nine.

I primarily throw RHBH. So I try to throw something with a good amount of fade at the end. There is a second fairway out there, to the left, that's easily accessible for those of us that can't flick, or anhyzer one down to the basket. This hole can be tricky, especially if you drift off into the woods.

The Long Basket for this hole is an entirely different beast. I usually play from "Shorts to Shorts, as I am primarily a AM/Rec player.

I would recommend walking down the fairway, and finding the alt basket before you throw. Its 3/4 or so down the fairway, and through the woods on the left.

A short tight hole. I usually laser beam something low and stable, like say a Meteor or Buzzz right down the middle. Sometimes it even works and I get a 2!

The hardest short hole on the course. I have only seen it 2'd once.

If you have a disc that will go straight for 100', then turn 90 degrees hard left and go straight that way for another 100', within the confines of a very narrow wooded fairway, Let me know because that is what's needed here.

Otherwise, close your eyes and throw away! You might not hit any trees!

This hole now forces a shot through the woods with a mandatory route eliminating the big spike hyzer route by the baseball field. If you can get a disc to go right for a while, then left for a while, follow the path. Otherwise close your eyes and hope you don't hit too many trees.

Hole 1 and 2 are some of the hardest holes on the course (in the short tee to short pin configuration).