*Land on the top of the mound with full backspin in the left pin position, this is several yards short of the pin maybe 6-8 yards( the top of the slope where it starts downhill toward the pin), if you land correctly your ball will damn near stop, then roll down towards the hole and often times get within tap in distance.. The right pin position is more wind oriented, if you can land the ball on the flat in between the mound and the stick with full backspin you may want to try that first, a short of the ding or pull shot may help you to stick the ball into that small landing area that will accept a shot without the ball bouncing off the back of the green..
There are players that play this hole very well that can explain it better than I can, and probably have a better strategy, but I usually use those options on the left and right pin placements with results depending on my ability to hit the shot correctly which is not always all that great, so I know the frustration on this particular hole.. One tip is to not give up on that left pin position when you miss it long >you can make that putt if you take your time> give a good aim and add a little distance to what WGT says you might want to hit there.. good luck. certainly has been a frustrating hole for most players I think.. I look forward to checking back here to see what the better players have to say about playing this hole, I could use a little help being more consistent on #2 as well..