The most hazardous hole on the course, you're best served here throwing something that will break left to right. It would be easy to catch the opposite on the roof, or even hit somebody coming along the blind sidewalk beside the building. Do NOT tee off without checking for pedestrians first. My preference here is to check around the corner, then promptly drive my Underworld well left of the basket (rhbh), and let its natural anny line glide to the green.

Aaahh. Back to the ace runs for a minute. This shot is wide open for your putter or mid, so go for it. But once again, drop it in for the comeback deuce if it doesn't hit.

The long one. I actually have to throw my driver (Tern) here, and try to keep my line between the path and the rough woods to the right (where you do NOT want to be). If you have a pretty strong arm, you also want to make sure no one is on the 8th tee because it is actually much closer than the basket.

The only 'blind' basket position on the course, you might want to take a peek ahead to confirm the location past the big tree down the hill, and fairly tight to the rough just left and beyond the pin. I throw my Verdict or Tensor (rhbh) to the right of the tree, and let their natural (over)stability fade in to the 'green'

The second longest hole on the course also has the trickiest green. If you have a longer arm, the trick here is not to blow by the basket and over into the private, fenced yards steeply downhill just past the pin. I throw my teebird here (rhbh) because I can depend on its finishing fade dropping a firm drive near the top of the hill.

Another open shot about the same as hole two. Grab a putter or a mid and have at it, but stay under control to guarantee the deuce putt.

Plays a little longer than it looks, and actually has a sloping green on the right. I try to hit it with my used CryZtal Buzzz (because it already has a couple of aces on it). Just make sure nobody is at the exercise station mid-fairway before you throw.

Wide open for any type of approach you want to throw. For most experienced players, putter or mid - ace run it -, but keep the blow by within range for your deuce putt. I throw my Tensor hoping it can get its second ace.

Clearly a "straight at it" putter shot, you only really have to control not getting into the parking lot right (technically should be OB). And if there's anyone playing baseball, skip this ace run. Sorry.