Downhill shot. For a advanced right hand backhand player I recommend a midrange. This hole has a right line with tons of OB to the right and a reveine short. There is a good hyzer line up high to the right, but make sure it comes all the way back and doesn't land OB in the basketball court. If you throw right at the basket it has to be precise with the low tree canopy and trees guarding the entrance of the green. Midrange hyzer is the best bet.

Downhill shot. For a advanced right hand backhand player I recommend a putter hyzerd in or a midrange skip up to it. Very easy to blow by the hole. Try to drop the shot in short and let it dribble up. Nice looking ace opportunity, but if you miss and blow by you can kiss your birdie opportunity goodbye.

Slightly uphill shot. For a advanced right hand backhand player I recommend a putter. Best shot for an ace on the course. I have seen this hole aced with a putter before.

Downhill shot. For a advanced right hand backhand player I recommend a midrange thrown low with skip off the asphalt or dirt. A forehand roller with a putter or midrange is another good option.

For a advanced right hand backhand player I recommend a driver thrown with hyzer and looking for a big skip. This is a short uphill hole that has a right lane to it, but if you hit the lane you still need the disc to skip 20-30 feet to the left to set up a birdie. I thru a firebird with great success.

For a advanced right hand backhand player I recommend a putter thrown carefully. You don't want to blow by the hole because the ground slopes down and you could easily leave yourself with a 40-50 foot putt on an easy hole if thrown carefully.

For a advanced right hand backhand player I recommend a stable putter or midrange. This hole requires a little hyzer shot with touch. Basket is wide open but you need to clear some early obstacles. I would think a ghost or spider would be fine. Most holes on this course just require touch.

For a advanced right hand backhand player I recommend a midrange that flys pretty straight. This hole has bushes that are short surrounding the backside of the basket that will stop any disc. Just rip one into the bushes for an easy birdie attempt.

For a advanced right hand backhand player I recommend a putter for this hole. You need to keep in mind of the elevation and this hole required you to throw your release high to clear the trees right off the pad. Just make sure you don't hyzer out into the ditch on the left side.