Finally, hole 18, it's Birdie-able!!! It's rare, super, rare, but achievable!! It's 440ft or so, on the backside of the pine trees. The pine trees are easy to reach. Really, this is an easy par. But, to Birdie this one, don't throw a huge Heizer around the R side of the big tree on the R... no no no, as much of a "show-y throw" as this is.. bc of all the distance that disc will have to travel to curve way out of bounds, it'll almost always come up short unless it travels 500ft plus. Instead, throw a disc w/ a low # Turn and a high # speed (i.e. Westside King 14,4,-1,4 or DD Freedom 14,4,-2,3). As a R hand thrower, when you use this disc to throw a Backhand straight down the center, it'll S-curve past the tree on the R into the large opening, and then dive past the pine trees straight at the pin!!! If you've got an arm that can throw 440 feet, this is THE THROW!! I've gotten Birdie on this hole several times... and it's very impressive to witness!! Congrats on if you hit achievement!!!

Birdie-able!! The wind is tricky here. The throwing pad is out of the wind current, but keep in mind that the wind is blowing over the dike from the R to the L, so the disc is going to be pushed 60-150ft L at the end of it's flight bc of the wind, if you're throwing a Backhand as a R hand thrower!!! This is why i advise to throw a Huge Forehand 380 as a R hand thrower!! Throw straight at the pin w/ a Forehand (i.e. Westside Sorcerer 13,6,0,2) and it'll S-curve nicely bc of the wind. Past the road it's only 150ft to the pin or less, so, aim 150 past the bend in the road and it'll set nicely at the pin for Birdie!! If you're throwing Backhand as a R hand thrower: throw along the R edge of the fence line near the road, keep the disc 25ft above the ground, bc of the wind above the dike, throw it straight down the fairway 80ft R of the pin, and bc of the wind it'll curve that 80 ft back to the L straight to the pin for an easy Birdie putt!!!

Easy Birdie!! For R hand throwers, throw a Forehand with a Driver or a Mid-range near the edge of the road, it'll curve to the R past the tree for an easy Birdie!! If you're a Backhand thrower, throw a disc with a low Turn # (i.e. Westside King 14,4,-1,3 or a DD Freedom 14,4,-2,3).. throw the disc straight down the alley, and it'll slightly do an S-curve to the R and then dive back at the pin to the L, for an easy putt for Birdie!!

Birdie-able hole!! For R hand throwers, throw to the R of the row of pine trees. Throw a disc, really, any disc, w/ a Backhand straight down the alley R of the pine trees. The disc will hold it's line all the distance of the fairway, and then it'll curve nicely to the L at the end, straight to the hill. If you land on the hill, it's an easy 30ft or less putt from here for Birdie!!

Rare Birdie attempt!!! For R hand throwers, throw a HUGE Forehand over 400 feet!!! Or, throw a disc straight down the fairway on the R alley. Make sure the disc has a higher number Fade (i.e. Westside World 14,4,1,4), so that it'll curve from the R alley towards the L to the pin!! Don't worry about the pine tree in the center, it's realistically shorter than appearance; the disc will float above it. But, if you do hit that tree, it's an easy mid-range up-shot to the pin for an easy par. Par is easy on this hole!!

Easy birdie!! For R hand throwers, throw a Forehand on the L side above the mini trees, make sure that the fade on the disc is not above a 2 or a 3... otherwise it'll curve R past the trees and down the little hill. (i.e. DD Truth 5,5,0,2 or DD Freedom 14,4,-2,3). Once you're on the hill top, it's an easy 30ft or less putt!!!

Tough Birdie attempt!! Wind is above the dike, flowing from the L to the R. Throw the disc at the height of the dike or lower, to stay out of the wind. R hand throwers, throw a HUGE Forehand 380ft near the hill, curving toward the pin. Or, throw Backhand w/ a disc with a Turn near (0 or -1) (i.e. Westside Sorcerer 13,6,0,2 or Westside King 14,4,-1,4 or Lat. 64 Ballista 14,4,-0.5,3). Throw the Backhand with this disc straight down the center, and it'll dance just a smidge in a S-curve to the R then it'll dive straight at the pin on the hill behind the far tree for an easy birdie!!

Birdie attempt!! The wind is at your face, making the disc rotate more, causing the disc to S-curve larger!! For R hand throwers, throw a Backhand straight down the center w/ a ZERO turn disc or close to it (i.e. Westside Sorcerer 13,6,0,2 or Latitude 64 Ballista 14,4,-0.5,3). For R handed throwers, if you throw a Backhand w this disc straight down the center, the wind will cause it to S-curve to the R side of the far tree and dive straight at the pin from the R to the L!! Easy putt from here on the other side of the tree!!

Easy Birdie!!! For R hand throwers, throw a backhand Heizer around the R side, curving left at the pin for an easy birdie!! That, or throw a Forehand up the gut, straight thru the center. If you choose to throw thru the center pick a disc w a Turn close to a ZERO, and a Fade about a 2 (i.e. DD Truth 5,5,0,2 or a Westside Sorcerer 13,6,0,2 or a Westside King 14,4,-1,4). Add the Turn and the Fade numbers and they should be close to +2 or +3. Wind is at your face, causing the disc to rotate more, which makes the disc to S-curve larger. Heizer around the R side is by far the easiest!!

Ugh, this hole..
WIND is ALWAYS at your face!! Which causes the disc to rotate MORE. Pull out the disc that is the highest # Turn in your bag (i.e. Westside World 14,4,1,4). If you add the Turn & Fade #'s you'll see that it adds to +5 (1+4=5). This is what you need on this hole!! Anything less than a number 3 is weak sauce (i.e. Turn -0.5 plus Fade 3 = +2.5... if you throw a disc like this.. the wind will turn the disc over into the ROUGH every time!!!). Now, that you've learned how to use the #'s on your disc, pick that highest turn number disc, and throw it straight at the sand pit!! The wind will make it dance and you'll land in the center of the fairway!! =) From here, about the sand-pit, throw a mid-range to the pin. Then putt for par. Par is quite the achievement on this hole. Congrats!!