The White and Red tee is marked by the tree line beside the shelter, and though the mando isn't necessarily required for these levels, you still want to play the main gap with enough low elevation speed to give your disc a chance to get below the branches and skip / slide up toward the short pin.

Get Down is a pretty straightforward, and very straight drop shot with one mid-fairway tree, hidden slabs of concrete on the right, and nasty thick rough to the left. Got a straight flying putter?

The Gaps runs from an elevated tee in the tree line across the field to a short pin position before the opposite tree line, or to the long position just past and through the gaps there. There is technically no longer a mando (which was in place when the long basket was hidden and blind because of the honeysuckle wall they've now removed). Either position is reachable with a Comet.

'Main Street' has two tees and two basket positions. From the long Blue and White tee at the top of the hill, the preferred shot plays between the pines then left to right, with the short pin being visible and reachable with a mid, and the long position being blind, but surprisingly accessible. The hole is NOT intended to allow a spike hyzer (rhbh), because we do NOT want to be throwing over the road or the 'Mini' Main tee pad.

'Shelter' (Blue tee) is right at 280' to the treeline, and is played as a mando through the gap in competition. It doglegs left nearly 45 degrees, and the short basket is set 80' into the woods Best to get well out to the right if you throw short or can't hit the gap cleanly. btw, the park property line is marked by surveyor stakes on your right.

The Island is 20' in radius to the outside edge of the pavers. OB begins where the grass touches the outside edge. Throw your putter or mid to park the shot. If you wind up touching the brick, mark your lie in up to a meter and putt in. If you land outside, go to the drop zone to the left. Next hole is to the right behind the bathrooms.

From the Blue tee, however, you also need to throw out through a gap, so a little more control off the tee is needed.

From the Blue tee, Tuff Up plays well over 300' because of the elevation. It's a pretty full throw to reach the green, nut you need a good bit of control to hit the gaps, as well.

Right Field often has an OB line drawn between the baseball backstop and the foul pole, so best to practice staying right of that line. But not too far right, as the guardian tree hillock before the green will loom larger if you can't throw past it. There are two tiny gaps in it (center and right), but they don't give you much chance of putting it in the basket.

'Lucky' requires a gentle touch to avoid getting off the carved out fairway and into the thick rough. You really don't want to get into the corner of Honeysuckle and Vine to the right of the green. I try to get my Comet on a soft hyzer fade line just inside the little tree mid-fairway. And the putt will also be touchy: run it too hard & you could get down in the tree shadows and rough below.