Another lane shot that bends slightly left to right, the ace/deuce trick here is not getting overzealous and turning too hard right, into the smattering of trees protecting the basket.
Hole tips
You enter the woods here, where placement through the gap is paramount. If you have a mid that you can turn just slightly to the right, glide it in to the base of the mound below the pin for your deuce. Ace runs pose a real risk of getting deep in the woods downhill past the basket. Most of us hit the trees in the gap, though. 
Once again, usually up-wind, and longer than most arms can reach, pull out an over-stable driver & let the big dog eat. The strokes are usually made here with a good upshot that can land on top of the mound near the basket, and not let the breezes or the roll-aways make for a difficult par (3) putt. If you like the hyzer line in (rhbh), be sure to caution folks on the 7th tee if you grip-lock right.
This mound shortie plays just slightly longer than it looks. Most rhbh throwers will let their shots hyzer or simply fade in from the right of the mound. I'll throw an 80% Teebird flat at the tree just right of the basket & let the disc do the work. If you can bomb, watch for folks teeing off on hole 6.
Seems like there is usually wind in your face on this long-ish hole (that is, for Rec to Int), so I'm usually trying to get as much as I can out my Tern here (with my weaker rhbh). Again, be aware of folks teeing off back on 3.
Longer, but similar in principle to hole 2, a lot of rhbh folks will throw a hyzer line over or even around the pines on the right. I'll usually run at it with a fairway driver (because of my weaker arm). Do be aware and use caution with folks teeing off on #4, just left of the #3 basket.
Wide open except for the two trees guarding the approach, I usually run my Buzzz straight at it. Most folks try a hyzer line to fade in around either tree. Judge the wind and have at it! Smart play in competition makes sure the deuce is in hand.
The trouble on this hole is the honeysuckle wall on the right, so I pull out a slightly under-stable fairway driver (rhbh) and work it left of the two tree line straight out from the tee, to finish left to right, low, and hopefully within range of a putt.
