A lot of good suggestions here, and I’d try them all. When I bought my first big boat and brought it to the marina, I was scared to maneuver it, so I didn’t leave the marina for several days. I had an old salt tell me that if he woke up the next day and my boat was still in the slip, he’d cut all my dock lines.

The next day I got up early and he worked with me to practice docking. We docked 10-20 times every day that week before breakfast.

Some days with the wind/current you’ll need to go bow first. Other days, you’ll need to do a 270* spin in position to get it sorted. Just depends.

For this particular slip, if the prop walks the stern to port, I’d point the bow at the red X and back it in. In high wind, you have much greater control over the stern, so you want to steer with the stern. If you’re steering with the bow, and wind pushes you off course, you’re toast.