For advanced players that are right handed and throw backhand primarily I recommend a distance driver rip high and straight with big fade at the end. This hole crosses fairways so be mindful. A destroyer or boss or rampage will work for this shot.
For advanced players that are right handed and throw backhand primarily I recommend a midrange like a roc or buzz or ghost. This hole has a tighter line with trees down the fairway. Pick the straight line and rip. don't disc up because there is OB road behind the basket 40 feet.
For advanced players that are right handed and throw backhand primarily I recommend a midrange thrown right at the basket. Like a roc or buzzz. The straight approach is best and don't go deep because there is an OB road a little past the basket.
For advanced players that are right handed and throw backhand primarily I recommend a fairway driver hyzerd in. There isn't much to this hole just a few trees near the hole. This hole represents a good ace run.
For advanced players that are right handed and throw backhand primarily I recommend a boss or rampage or nuke thrown out to the right with huge fade. Long hole that requires you to throw the hyzer to clear the tree line and still reach the green. Definitely a full throw.
For advanced players that are right handed and throw backhand primarily I recommend a fairway driver like an eagle or teebird. Best if thrown right at the basket and with no fade. There are bushes to the right of the basket that guard the green from discs. Best to avoid those.
For advanced players that are right handed and throw backhand primarily I recommend a long distance driver like a nuke or destroyer. There is an OB fence just to the right of the basket and will guard that side well from hyzer approaches. Best to finish on the left side of the basket and putt from there.
For advanced players that are right handed and throw backhand primarily I recommend a fairway driver for this hole. It's a wide open hyzer line approach. The basket has a few trees around it but won't effect you throwing that shot. A rival or teebird are good choices.
For advanced players that are right handed and throw backhand primarily I recommend a midrange or fairway driver for this shot. You want to throw out to the right of the hole and have it fade back slowly. Make sure your deep and not short. Short and a bunch of pushes will be blocking your birdie attempt.
