Though the hole is short, the tunnel is tight and thus a putter is not advised. A sticky mid (like a Vibram or something in FLX plastic) will do wonders for you...watch out for that OB!
Tee pad is the Archangel sandtable. Though the target is to the right, there are tons of angles to take on this hole. The big problem is that it crosses right over the fairway for 7 and 8, so be mindful of other players. Road is OB.
Second shortest hole on the course, but definetly the steepest uphill shot. Target is to the left of the teepad, which is right next to the pin on hole 7. Target is right next to the road...road is OB so this is a difficult ace run. I tend to lay it up for a birdie or par.
I throw my flippiest Tern or my Lace on this hole, and aim right even though the pin is to the left of the teepad. Keep it low and hard, and you can easily get your disc down there. I even threw my Avery Teebird with a lot of speed and parked it. Be mindful of the big creek to the left and the two ditches down the fairway.
The signature hole, known as "The Dragon's Tail." To get to the teepad, walk back up the hill from the target on hole 6. Hang a left at the bus stop and walk to the Katusa Snack Bar. Teepad is concrete right next to the KSB.
The shortest, and trickiest, hole of the course. Uphill, across a creek, to the right, with an extremely low ceiling and gap to shoot through. Use an understable mid if you have a big arm, I like to throw my Patriot and park it...target is at the edge of the parking lot to the mail room.
Tees off next to the pavilion by Cobra Company's barracks towards a blind target down the hill. Though the hole is generally a bit short for a distance driver, I like to throw either a Saint or a powered down Destroyer on this hole. keep it low and go straight down the fairway...target is slightly right of the teepad.
Tee is marked on the edge of the road by the old chow hall. This hole is tricky...there is a large creek past the target that can take your disc. You must throw across two roads and a bridge, so it is hard to keep your disc low (Road is OB). A driver is reccomended when most would normally throw a mid. Long ace run.
The tee is up on the hill, throwing downhill into the Swampy Valley. The tone pole is off to the right, behind some trees. The hole plays much shorter than it is. If you use a mid, keep it low and make sure you have a spotter due to the tall grass. I like to use a putter and set up for an easy birdie.
