Throw something that'll finish left, and throw it a little harder than you might expect because this hole is uphill, then downhill. It's actually not all that far - it's just easy to fade too early.
The trees are too tall now to throw over the right side, but there are a few routes low that leave you with a chance to get pretty far up the hill, especially if you play for a skip.
Going up the middle leaves you with a chance to get over the lake in one, and if you miss your line, you're more likely to hit a tree and be dry than go in the lake. Laying up is also fine, as it gives you a decent look at both pin placements.
Unless you can get all the way to the green in one, there's nothing wrong with laying up as far from the water as you can get. The fairway is really wide, so there's not much benefit being closer to the water.
In long pin placement 18 plays as a two shot hole. try to keep your drive to the left. getting on the green is much easier from the left side as middle and right are protected by new trees
In either placement you can throw a Big Hyzer shot over 17s fairway, Sky flex shot, overhand shot. Going up the middle is an option but great chance of hitting trees.
In long placement hole plays as a two shot hole. You can play right to short pin placement and have a hyzer up to the basket. You can also try to punch it straight up the middle its only 387ft tight tunnel up hill.
For long pin going over water wide left. throw something flippy as to hold your line, play as tight as you can and keep an eye on anything that stalls out left. If going up the middle a layup shot just in front of the short teepad will leave you with excellent shot to get a three.
There are now two fairways for eight. The obvious hyzer up the gut. Keep it low as to prevent terrible kicks when you inevitably hit a tree. You can also throw a ani down left side less chance of a birdie but greater chance of par. For big arms a overhand shot or sky anhyzer.
When pin is in left placement throw a hyzer that follows tree line fading left. Not to long as to keep out of woods. This will dump you on short side of green with a 25ft putt. Also, for left pin a big hyzer over the trees will get you on the green. For the right placement. You can either play to left green or throw over the top with a thumber or tomahawk. A stall shot will work as well
