The #9 basket is straight ahead in front of the garage (where you paid). The one on the far right is a practice basket, though I suppose you could go for it and call it a par 4.
Unless you can driver 400ft+ with confidence, the best bet on this hole is to lay up close to the shore of the pond and as far left as you can go without hitting rough. The pin is protected on the right side, so by ending up on the left you can allow a better second shot at it.
There are several little ponds on the right side just off the fairway. They aren't fun to explore so try to keep it on the left side of the fairway. The ground is a little harder on the left as well so it can be easier to get a good second drive.
Keep your tee shot low and controlled. There is a sizable dropoff to the left of the pin that is wooded and swampy enough to leave you struggling for par.
There's plenty of woods to stop an overthrown disc, and the slight uphill makes this hole play longer than 240ft, so don't be afraid to throw harder than you feel is necessary.
It's wet all the way to the tree line on the right, so if you don't have the power to throw that far, make sure to throw something stable that will dive left. There is solid ground and an approach shot available on the left a lot sooner than the right.
