If you play the long basket position on 'Lucky' 13, you'll be 50' to the right of the Blue tee for the Drop (14), which requires a very carefully controlled left to right line held low to the slope to avoid gliding over top and toward the river. Still a putter run.

White tee: The picture does NOT do this hole justice. The Drop is seriously a 45-50 degree downslope that can be nearly impossible to get DOWN if it's wet, and worse to climb. Your shot must be held just off the surface of the slope, and (depending on which roots you hit) it's better to let your disc skip down the hill (even upside down!) than to put any power in your throw, and float off to the great beyond. Imagine you're on level ground and only 10' from the pin, and you want to toss your disc to tap the base of the pin. That's how much you need to power down!