The basket lies in the wood chips where the children's playground is located, along with the walkway and light posts are the biggest obstacles for this hole. An overstable disc, speed 6/7 might be the best selection unless you have the cannon, then maybe speed 4/5.

RHBH/LHFH: Aim slightly right of the tree in the wood chips which is to the right of the light post in your line of sight, with a slight hyzer.

LHBH/RHFH: Aim to the left of that light post in your line of sight. Throw a very overstable disc straight and let it work its way back to the target.

Guarded by the walkway to the right and behind the basket, so pay attention to pedestrians. All shots, short in nature, are wide open. Slightly understable to slightly overstable putters thrown straight are probability the right choice for RHBH/LHFH/LHBH/RHFH.

This hole runs along an out of bounds boundary to the right. The hole is in the open but the sidewalk/street are about 5 feet behind it and to the left. A slightly understable to stable putter is probably ideal for this hole. Basically a straight shot with a tad of fade at the end for RHBH/LHFH/LHBH/RHFH shots. Although a LHBH/RHFH shot has more room to work with.

The sign says the route should be a right turning shot just past the trees. However, since there is no MANDO, the route should go right through the trees. There is a perfectly wide open hallway where you can shoot the basket, even for an ace. Plus this shaves distance off of your shot. Putter or slow mid should do the trick here.

RHBH/LHFH: Understable disc with slight annie or straight.

LHBH/RHFH: Stable to slightly overstable disc straight or a little hyzer.

Runs perpendicular to both holes 3 and 4. Teepad near sidewalk and the basket is towards the apartments in the background to the left, guarded by trees. A putter, if you have the cannon, or a speed 4 or 5 disc should do.

RHBH/LHFH: Straight to hyzer shot with a stable to slightly overstable disc.

LHBH/RHFH: Straight shot with an understable disc, unless you aim towards the apartments in the background. Then your shot should have some decent annie to get your disc closer to the basket before fading at the end.

Teepad is near sidewalk or sidewalk. Aiming back towards picnic table area. A putter is the obvious choice here. Be wary that the basket is near concrete so your disc may take a grating.

RHBH/LHFH: Straight to slight hyzer shot.

LHBH/RHFH: Straight shot or specialty shot of some kind.

No real tip here. This hole is 57 feet, so get out your putters. If you're going to miss, miss short. The come back shot is uphill. Anything long hits the sidewalk or street behind the basket.

The obstacles in play are the trees about 100+ feet away from the teepad and pedestrians using the walkway. Teepad is located in same wood chip area where basket 1 is located. Don't throw to hard or your disc may hit someone sitting on the picnic table area, where the trees stop. Basket is just to the left of the end of the hallway that's in front of you.

RHBH/LHFH: Nice straight putter or slow mid that has a nice little fade at the end.

RHFH/LHBH: This is a hard shot, but the only way to the basket is through specialty shots. A nice overstable mid should do the trick. A cut or thumb roller, only if the disc reaches the point at which the trees start. Or a very understable disc thrown with a lot of annie.

Wherever you decide to throw, the parking lot on the left will come into play. The basket is guarded by trees, mostly to the left.

RHBH/LHFH: Probably a putter or slower mid, preferably straight, should be a good choice for this hole. If you throw a very stable disc, put some annie or aim towards the woods chips to the right of the basket. Make sure you have enough mustard on the disc or it will fade into the parking lot, aka: disc grater.

RHFH/LHBH: Similar disc selection but a tad stable.