I personally love this hole, it's 271 to the pin. The basket is a little protected but it's more open to the left side as far as trees go. Just rip it on a standard RHBH.
Keep this one straight, but don't get to low on the drive. It's a bit of a dip/valley fairway. There is enough room for the left fade at the end of a throw so get it up the hill.
This hole can be pretty nasty if you leave it short. You are much better off hitting the hill in front of and to the left of the basket than you are veering off to the right. It can be quite difficult to find your disc if you go down to the right and can also be difficult to get out of. There isn't very much room to land your drive near the basket, FYI.
This hole looks very intimidating the first time you come here just because you can't really see anything but large amounts of shrubbery. The hole plays quite short and you should feel comfortable throwing a nice and easy natural hyzer (RHBH) using your putter. This should lay you up right by the basket. Also, down by the basket there is plenty of room to land.
This is a great opportunity to throw a flip or forehand shot if you are right-handed or an anhyzer backhand. Keep the drive a little bit higher towards the end and if you're lucky it'll avoid the tree branches in front of the basket and get you very close.
