Please note, the basket location is greatly changed compared to the 2009 picture; please refer to the recent picture of the tee-sign for basket location.
Toughest hole on the course. One needs a relatively strong RHBH drive that clears the mando and fades relatively heavily. A drive that veers to the right will be met with many trees in the way. If you aim the drive for basket #5, you'll be in good shape for an approach and birdie opportunity (this is the course's only par 4)

From the white tee, one can use a net neutral disc down the middle of the fairway, or a RHFH that dives in on the green. a RHBH with hopes to fade back onto the green is a low-probability endeavor, and risks going into the road.

Similar to hole #3, from the white tee there is a RHBH serpentine path that if followed (and lots of luck avoiding trees), will set up a birdie opportunity. Else, a straight drive with good fade before the turn of the fairway's "S" will be a longer approach, but clear. A drive that end to the right of the fairway is met by lots of trees in the way.

From the red tee, there is a RHBH serpentine path that with a good skip will get you on line with the basket.

Can either bomb over the bushes, skip it on the green from any direction, or aim for the branches of the tree over top of the basket ("plinko" style)