AdamCaudle
Double Eagle Member
Maybe try a cut roller. But I'd probably just FH a Banshee or Teebird, depending on the wind.
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The Dreaded Anhyzer Hole
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I would throw my gazelle with my crappy ass bh, probably need a long approach and then putt in.
Hard right anhyzer with the Monarch. Since I probably wouldn't deuce this I would focus on getting as much distance as possible to get clear of the woods on the right so I would have a straight shot to the hole on my upshot.
Baz, Kind of reminds me of Hole 1 from WN last week. I Monarch'd that second shot and ended up 15 ft from the pin. Remember that sweet overstable putt between the tree V?
Baz, Kind of reminds me of Hole 1 from WN last week. I Monarch'd that second shot and ended up 15 ft from the pin. Remember that sweet overstable putt between the tree V?
justin
Double Eagle Member
Wow, humility. I thought everyone was supposed to plan for a birdie or death? I'd say if you've actually got 20-30mph winds (which is an insane amount of wind to play in) it's a bad idea to tilt the wing of any disc up or down. Winds like that and you should play for a smart 3 everytime.
I have heard that you've got some crazy winds out there so I'm not doubting your truthfulness or anything.
Looks like a low FH skip with the banshee for me.
Geraldo
Par Member
You beat me to it, I would play it safe and be happy with a 3 every time.
okiebullgod
Eagle Member
The thing about this hole is that the patch of trees to the left is right on the line you would throw park this basket. There really isn't a good line unless you can up and over it.
garublador
* Ace Member *
I'd just throw up the middle and go for a 3.
forehand it right through the gap with a champ boss. That think when thrown right will skip like no other. My favorite shot, boss skip.
justin
Double Eagle Member
Nice Graldo. I guess someone had to agree with my POV on this site eventually
Beable
Double Eagle Member
Agree with the lay up into the middle of the fairway. #6 at Deer Lakes is like this, with an OB where the shule is in the original picture. I am pretty consistently terrible at that hole, even when I try to lay it up. I throw a Meteor backhand on that hole. If I had a stronger, longer forehand, I'd use that instead.
Yeah I remember it - sweeeeet
Back to topic: I usually go through the gap and shoot for par. Those of you who have played with me know I don't have the arm to drive the hole even in dead calm.
Although I *have* parked this one in the short
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Backhand roller with a 160 champ sidewinder or a thumber over the trees. If the wind is pushing left, just give it a little extra angle so that it will still go right on the finish.
I'd be working the low flick for the skip as well.
I remember this hole! I got a bird here infront of a small group that let me play through. There was no wind, I brought it hard and got some tree love at the bend of the fairway and was left with a 15 footer that stayed in. It was a very fun course. Full of many noodle scratching holes similar to this. I used a roadrunner high to low RHBH.
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Oh yeah, and I was embarrassed to not have a forehand and lucky through the tunnel. Full disclousure.
I wondered if anyone was going to say roller. The wind could really make it interesting, though.
justin
Double Eagle Member
I was thinking the same thing. Unless you've got an exact tailwind rollers are even more dangerous than usual (in a wind).
Massive Forehand spike hyzer for me. Probably with a flick
that would be over the left tree.
Or low flick for a skip around the corner.
Or depending on the height a thumber over the top
that would be over the left tree.
Or low flick for a skip around the corner.
Or depending on the height a thumber over the top
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