I'll give this a shot, since this is my hole.
Hole 4 of Golden Eagle (Often referred to as hole 13 if you're playing 18 holes by combining Bald Eagle). The longest most challenging hole on the course. Listed at 465 feet from the long tee. We call it the snake, or double dogleg. Right to Left off the tee followed by a Left to Right approach.
I throw RHBH Hyzer as far as I can up the hill with a destroyer, or slightly over the crest of the hill. If I get it far enough, I have a fairly straight approach with a putter, a lot of trees guarding the green. Every time I play I'm trying to get the eagle 2 by ideally throwing it in from 100' or so, one time I hit the cage. But, it has never been two'd, and a birdie 3 is a very solid score, a 6 is more likely. I can almost imagine one of the big forehand players hitting a big flex line just perfect to leave a reasonable putt.
The HOD picture is from the top of the hill looking towards the basket.
This one is from the Teepad looking up the hill, Get through that gap and move as far left as you can.
Dodge the trees and you may have a look at a putt, land behind the tree that the basket is mounted in and good luck making even a 10 footer.
We're looking at the hole marked 4G on this map.
Hole 4 of Golden Eagle (Often referred to as hole 13 if you're playing 18 holes by combining Bald Eagle). The longest most challenging hole on the course. Listed at 465 feet from the long tee. We call it the snake, or double dogleg. Right to Left off the tee followed by a Left to Right approach.
I throw RHBH Hyzer as far as I can up the hill with a destroyer, or slightly over the crest of the hill. If I get it far enough, I have a fairly straight approach with a putter, a lot of trees guarding the green. Every time I play I'm trying to get the eagle 2 by ideally throwing it in from 100' or so, one time I hit the cage. But, it has never been two'd, and a birdie 3 is a very solid score, a 6 is more likely. I can almost imagine one of the big forehand players hitting a big flex line just perfect to leave a reasonable putt.
The HOD picture is from the top of the hill looking towards the basket.
This one is from the Teepad looking up the hill, Get through that gap and move as far left as you can.
Dodge the trees and you may have a look at a putt, land behind the tree that the basket is mounted in and good luck making even a 10 footer.
We're looking at the hole marked 4G on this map.