This is another hole where a good RHFH is the best shot. Just be sure that you pay attention to how the disc lands, because a skip past the basket could end up going down a hill and deep. Leaving it left isn't bad as the basket is open from there.

If you throw BH, then a good shot is to keep the disc straight. Any kind of anhyzer is likely to end up going right with no real lane to the basket. A late turnover from a hyzer would be ideal, but those are difficult to pull off at such short distance.

Don't get too greedy. Be sure to make the mando first, then worry about getting into the basket.

This is a hole to be aggressive on. The punishment for being long at either basket position isn't too bad. Just make sure you hit the first gaps and you should be fine.

Play to the area of the short basket position, even if it is actually in the long position. Too many shots get wasted in the bushes left of the long position when going for the long basket. A good FH for right handed players works well here.

Don't worry too much about throwing too far on this hole. There is a wall of trees behind the basket that will likely stop your disc if it goes that far. It is quite a bit uphill so it plays longer than the actual distance and your disc will act more stable than usual on a flat ground throw.

There is a drop-off about 30' behind the basket on this hole. Since the hole is slightly downhill, your drive will seem to go further than you think it ought to. Keep that in mind when you step up to throw the shot.

The straight tunnel to the basket looks like the way to go, but the gap is wider to the left of the right basket position, or to the right of the left basket position. The trees open up close to the basket on those routs.