Hole #1 Prairie Dogs

This course is fairly straightforward and you have 2 options for the hole in one. The riskier option is to hit the ball to the right just hard enough to get it over the little bridge over the water. Get the power meter up to about half full to get it this way. The much simpler way in my opinion, was to hit the ball up the left side of the course, getting the power meter right to the edge of the orange zone and just let the ball run around the outside edge of the course. If you're lucky enough to avoid the prairie dogs, you should drop right in the hole thanks to the banked edges around it.

Hole #2 Dead Man's Creek

This course is set up for an easy hole in one. From where you are facing when the course starts, turn slightly left so that the ball will reflect off the left side of the log in front of you. Get the power guage up to where the orange zone starts and let it go. The ball will deflect its way around the course and down to the hole which is surrounded by banked edges to lead the ball into the hole.

Hole #3 Tipi Camp

This course seems to be quite picky about giving up the hole in one. Thc concept is simple enough, but executing the plan takes a little more work. The goal is to get the ball into the door of the tent, unfortunately you have a 90 degree turn, a hill, a scorpion and water to contend with on the way. The most reliable way to do this (notice I said "most", not "completely") is to aim straight for the spring power up right in front of you. Power your stroke up to just about the beginning of the orange zone, but not quite in it, let it go and then hold your breath. The scorpion doesn't seem to come into play very often, but what path the ball is going to take as it goes over the hill seems to be luck of the draw. Once the ball enters the door of the tent though, the ball going in the final cup is guaranteed.