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Holes 6
Par 19
1263 ft
Par rating
134
Short

Welcome to Disc Golf! Read the hole notes to help learn the rules you need to know and the different shots that will make you a great disc golfer.

Hole notes

First thing to know is how you throw Right or Left Handed? Backhand (this is how most people throw frisbee) or Forehand (side arm)? If you throw forehand read the suggestion for the opposite hand.

Hole info

TeeTarget
Avg
Hole 1
1 → 1
176 ft Par 3
2.52
(-0.5)
55%
39%

Notes

Mando Island: Mandatory Routes (mandos) mean the disc MUST fly a set path here, left of the pole, or it is a penalty and rethrow. RH: Forehand or Anhyzer flex LH: Straight and Fade, or Hyzer

Hole 2
2 → 2
156 ft Par 3
2.57
(-0.4)
48%
46%

Notes

Laser Focus: Perfectly straight is one of the trickiest shots in disc golf. Give it a try and go for the ace! RH: Straight shot or Flex Shot LH: Straight shot or Flex Shot

Hole 3
3 → 3
161 ft Par 3
2.73
(-0.3)
39%
51%

Notes

Bend it Back! Aim Left and lean into it. Try and get the disc to turn around those trees. All Concrete is OB. RH: Turn Over or Forehand LH: Hyzer or Straight and Fade

Hole 4
4 → 4
405 ft Par 4
3.66
(-0.3)
46%
40%

Notes

Long Bomb! Throw flat and straight resist the urge to throw the disc high, it won't fly as far. Woods and Right of Powerline OB RH: Power Drive or Flex Shot LH: Power Drive or Flex Shot

Hole 5
5 → 5
215 ft Par 3
2.94
(-0.1)
26%
57%
14%

Notes

S like Snake: Out and around, stay out of the woods! (Woods OB). Turn the disc left the finish wide right with a sweeping Flex Shot. RH: Forehand Flex or Hyzerflip to Late Turnover. LH: Flex shot

Hole 6
6 → 6
150 ft Par 3
2.8
(-0.2)
32%
56%

Notes

Smooth Like Butter: This bread and butter approach hole takes advantage of the discs tendency to fade left at the end of its flight (RH). Concrete OB. RH: Straight to Fade LH: Forehand or Turnover