Hole #2 plays downhill and is just under 300'. Plays pretty short because of elevation. Has an island of vegitation and trees through the middle of the fairway that is best to avoid. There are basically two fairways on either side of the vegitation that both work with a well placed backhand or forehand depending on preference. I usually throw a mid range backhand low down the right fairway with some heizer. When it's windy I'll do the same thing, but with a more overstable mid range. Always a birds or ace opportunity.

A tree is blocking the #1 basket so you (if your a RHBH player) have two shots-- throwing a midrange or putter for a placement shot on the fairway right next to the tree, or using a driver for a big hyzer bomb over a basket (that's for another hole, probably 9) to the right of the tree, going straight for the green. Don't throw a driver down the fairway, it'll fade off down a hill to the left.

The Closest pin to the tee is actually #9, #1 is farther and to the left as a 410 ft par 4 with not much in the way this is a birdie run for a noob like me and a chance for Eagle for a good player