7th hole (240 feet, measured as 195 feet to the arrow tree and 45 feet from there to the basket)

A very interesting hole. A fairly open fairway for the first 195 feet (thanks to a storm that brought down a huge tree just to the right of the fairway) which abruptly turns left into the woods and narrows down to a footpath for the last 45 feet to the basket. An arrow painted on a tree marks the beginning of the path, and the basket in a clearing about 20 feet across. Alternatively, you can hyzer past the arrow tree and come in a much shorter trail on the back side, although it's a fairly tight fit between the arrow tree and the OB behind it.

Chris: "I like this hole even though I've never birdied it. I can't control my hyzer enough to throw one at the arrow tree and have it flatten out to go down the path, so I just throw at the arrow tree and hope for a straight approach. I par this one about half the time."

Ted: "Throw a beat-up old-style Classic Roc hard with a little hyzer right at the number tree and have it flatten out to go down the path and leave you an open shot at the basket." (I'd like to point out here that Ted does actually have more discs than just the Classic Roc.)

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View from the tee. Look for the arrow tree in the middle of the picture, just to the right of the twin-forked tree. Click for separate Flickr window to get a larger view.
Shoaff Park DGC 7th tee

Closeup of the last 45 feet to the basket. The arrow tree is to the right; the tee is off to the left.
Shoaff Park DGC 7th basket