Same as Black course, hole #9, Remember here that you're throwing to the 'striped' basket slightly left and shorter, and not the solid yellow one you can see straight up the middle and maybe 80' further. Throw a disc that will conform to the right side fairway, pass the tree cluster, and fade well left to the green (for me, that's a Teebird).

Same hole as Black #8: your top priority is the keep your disc dry. If the basket is in the position right by the bend of the river, you have to decide how close you need to be for a chance at a deuce. RHBH I throw my water disc (a River, ironically) on a gentle fade and try not to go WAY left. Once it's safe and near pin high, I have to decide to lay up under the basket or run it (which I won't do, if I'm looking right at the water from more than 25-30'). There is a safer, left pin position here, as well.

Same as Black #6, the basket is usually in the longer positing pretty far left, about 160' Not much to it if you can hyzer a stable putter and dig into the soft sand if you miss chains

The Red course uses the lower tee (and is actually hole #7).This is a straight shot you want to fade gently left gently: I use my Buzzz or slightly more overstable, Zone.

This is the same as Black #4. The basket is now usually up the hill to the right, requiring a bit more on the shot than she short position down at the bottom. Carve a line through all the trees for a sweet ace/deuce run, but remember if the wind is in your face, you could easily glide to the OB road beyond (IF you make it through all the guardian trees). I'm rhbh and annying a Comet

Note this is the same hole as Black #3. You're only real mission is to shoot the gap here, so think like a field goal kicker and choose an aim point center and deep, like the small forked tree that's actually just a few feet right of the basket. I like my Buzzz here for the gentle finishing fade.

Same hole as Black #26, the best line is a repeat of the one before: I throw a sweeping rhbh anny with my Comet. Get almost out to the straight vertical tree at the bend, and your glide in to the pin should work pretty close.

Same hole as Black #27: a straight, no fade putter ace run. Since I throw more stable putters right now (VP's and Zones), I need to give it a little anny on release. Might even try a gentle Comet, since it's so straight.