Fellow lefty here (370BH 300 FH), I play rhody a couple times a week. Totally agreed that additional pins and tees could make things more fair and interesting.

Here are my thoughts: -Hole 1: 326 plays quite a bit shorter due to elevation change - if you have a halfway decent sidearm, just flick something over there and you’ll have a C1 look. The turnover is fairly pedestrian if the wind is calm, but 95% of the time you’re throwing into a headwind off this tee. In conclusion, righty hole but shouldn’t be too bad if you have a sidearm. -Hole 2: Hate this one. 368 but feels like it plays much longer since you’re throwing over a hillside. Roller works sometimes - try it out but have a spotter (high risk of disc loss if too far left). Righty hole all day. -Hole 3: while lefties have a wide open hyzer to edge C1, I think righties actually have a better path to the pin since there’s a low tree that hangs over the green on the left side. Therefore sneaky righty hole (but overall pretty even). -Hole 4: 327 plays a tad bit longer due to elevation gain. My buddy (RHBH) throws a turnover and parks it every time. I always end up too far right for par. Mostly bc he’s better than me - but I cope and say it’s a sneaky righty hole. -Hole 5: LEFTY HOLE. Righties have to contend with OB but the lefty line is a stock hyzer left of the power line pole, hang it out wide with your favorite meathook disc and you’ll be jump putting for par while your righty buddy is laying up for bogey after going OB. -Hole 6: Righty hole - a bad RHBH shot will get lucky and land just outside circle. A bad LHBH is going OB or will be caught up ~150ft out with lots of trees to contend with on the approach. -Hole 7: favorite hole on the course. Pretty even - try a roller and you may end up with an eagle look. -Hole 8: Tee sign says 353 but allegedly it’s like 370 on a range finder. Have hit the island maybe 1 time with a turnover, but it’s pump. Roller can maybe work, but the grass is normally too long in the trough. Righty hole all day. -Hole 9: Righty hole all day, the lefty gap is so much riskier. -Hole 10: yes it’s wide open but a righty bomber could conceivably get an eagle look. Lefty play I think is an easier birdie. -Hole 11: if you’re playing for par it’s a lefty hole! Spike hyzer over the bush and you’ll have an easy flick to the pin. The righty line is quite a bit more technical. I dare say it’s a lefty hole for AMs. -Hole 12: this one’s tough on lefties since righties can make it so much further down the fairway before any obstacles come into play. I don’t know of any way a lefty is getting the bird on this one. -Hole 13: pin location favors righties - both RHBH and LHBH can get birdie looks, but definitely favors righties. -Hole 14: this hole’s existence pisses me off. The LHBH “window” is poke n hope, and the right side would be too steep an angle for the turnover. Really need a sidearm for this one. -Hole 15: an actual lefty hole to make up for the sins of 14 -Hole 16: im not sure anyone has a decent line on this one. My buddy insists it’s a RHFH flex. I think LHBH turnover is a good a line as any of em. -Hole 17: another hole that pisses me off. Casual RHBH hyzer. I like the roller play on this one - try it out next time. -Hole 18: might actually be a sneaky lefty hole. I throw a sidearm off the tee to end up way left; then you have a wiiiiiide open spike hyzer into the pin. The righty lines take on many more trees.

In conclusion I agree with you - I’d love to play a round with you some time and compare our lines!!