Short: Very easy hole for a rhbh or lhfh thrower. Very slightly downhill ace run that turns a bit left. A throw with a stable putter like the XD or any throw with a midrange (I'd recommend the King Cobra) almost promises a birdie! Birdies are common.

Long: A shorty but this tee is like #6's. There is a tree in front of the tee which will make you work for a 3. A great shot will give you no higher than a 3.

Short: This one doesn't take much for a sidearmer but it does turn a good bit to the left. I can sidearm and RHBH so I can birdie this with a good sidearm with a pretty stable disc. I will have to warn you like I did on #8. After a hard rainfall, the green is a 2 feet deep pond.

Long: This is a slight dogleg right that is pretty easy if you can throw two precise 245' foot right flicks or lefty backhands. They will need to be in the fairway if you want a birdie. The woods are very thick to the right. A lefty sidearmer or rhbh thrower will want to throw something under stable. A valkyrie or beast would work out.

Short: If you have looked at the hole info and thought a 300' foot par 4 is weak, you were wrong. This is like #14 at Hornet's nest. The fairway is less than 10' feet wide. A tomahawk isn't a bad idea. Any disc would work but if you want a 3, you will want to be in the fairway. If you land in the trees, do not find some way out, just throw a short putt into the fairway.

Long: Pretty easy tee shot but the throw is like an experiment if you want a 4. It can't be overthrown because you wouldn't have a straight shot and you could be in the water if you overthrow it enough. An under thrown shot won't work either. The remaining 300' is just playing the short tee. This is one pro par 4 and it's just at 500' feet long.

Short: Don't let the length of this one fool you, this is almost a double dogleg if you play this safe. However, there is a very small gap 120' to the right of the big dying tree to the right. The dying tree can catch your disc inside of the bark. A birdie isn't likely but a sidearm with an over stable DISCRAFT disc may occur. The safe route doesn't take much to end up with a three with two righty flick throws or lefty backhand throws.

Long: Requires the same line but it's longer and the tee is in front of a tree. It's 297' feet long but this hole is quite difficult. I got a 5 from this tee and it didn't frustrate me. There isn't really an accurate lane to the basket yet.

Short: This 200+ foot hole has a lefty route and a righty route. A lefty would love this ace run if they can backhand and a Righty backhander would love this. A righty flicker woud take the left route and a lefty sidearmer would take the right route. I can get here with an under stable midrange or a stable putter like the XD.

Long: This is an easy hole for players who can throw 270' precisely. On this tee, you have a straighter shot from the route to the left but the right route is wider. I can't make up your decision on this tee.

Short: Low ceiling shot comes into play. Any innova disc is okay to throw for any thrower because this is a straight hole. This 290' shot isn't hard to navigate but the woods to the left side are super thick. I threw a pro starfire a got a birdie. After a nasty rainfall, the tee is a puddle and can't always be playable.

Long: The dead tree does play as a factor but it's not too hard to throw over. A nice righty flick or lefty back hand shot can make this hole look easy. Throw a wraith and you should enjoy this 480' par 4. It doesn't take much to end up with par but you will need a precise 250+ footer to the right and a low 220' foot non stable midrange shot to get your 3.

Short: Low ceiling shot comes into play. Any innova disc is okay to throw for any thrower because this is a straight hole. This 290' shot isn't hard to navigate but the woods to the left side are super thick. I threw a pro starfire a got a birdie. After a nasty rainfall, the tee is a puddle and can't always be playable. Do not throw it early unless you are a lefty backhander.

Long: The dead tree does play as a factor but it's not too hard to throw over. A nice righty flick or lefty back hand shot can make this hole look easy. Throw a wraith and you should enjoy this 480' par 4. It doesn't take much to end up with par but you will need a precise 250+ footer to the right and a low 220' foot non stable midrange shot to get your 3.

Short: A sidearmer would probably say to his/herself "This hole is easy!" But you need to keep your shot low. The limbs can really mess you up as well as the water to the left. A righty backhander will need to throw an anhyzer to avoid the water on the left. Righty backhanders should throw something under stable and righty flickers could throw anything but you gotta keep it low. Lefty backhanders would like this too.

Long: The falling tree in front of the tee will mess with your head. An advanced player wouldn't mind the length but the old tree can make you work for a 4. Sidearm shot should do but this tee will likely bug a Righty backhander and a lefty sidearmer.

From both tees this is a straight low ceiling shot. I've thrown a teebird from the short and parked it because I kept it at a reasonable height. From either tee, it's an easy par but a birdie can happen if you keep it low with a disc with a speed below 8.

Short: DON'T THROW A DRIVER!!!! This is a short par 4 but it's very narrow. Don't throw anything stable or under stable, like a stingray. This hole can be birdied with two safe midrange shots but if you throw a driver, you could face a 6 or 7.

Long: This hole is a very tight 550' footer, but, it's a par 5. If a lefty sidearmer or RHBH thrower can get a good throw with a slightly over stable driver into the fairway and can launch a stingray 350' than an eagle may come but the goal for any player on this hole is to throw a midrange past the short tee and land in the fairway and throw two more 200' midrange shots so they can stay in the fairway and get a birdie. Play this one safely and it won't take much to get par.