Tight, challenging fairways that reward good shots and punish poor shots. Good layout that requires multiple shot types. Course is fairly easy to navigate, maps are available next to ticket booth.

This course needs real tee pads to take it to the next level. The natural tees set up are slick and in very rough shape, so much so that I ended up teeing from about 10-20 ft behind the tee, or to the right or left. As the other reviews state, the rough is pretty thick, which forced me to play a little bit safer than I would have liked to(although, I was never worried about losing a disc. I had one turn over on me that went about 150ft off the fairway, into the middle of the woods, which I was able to track down).

If they added concrete/rubber tee pads, I would rate the course a 3.5. If the rough was cleaned up a bit, it would be a 4. Overall a fun, challenging course that will test you both physically and mentally.

Not many. Other than new baskets and fairly well marked out course that's about it.

Disc eater. Course starts out nice and turns ugly fast, hence the angry apple name.

For a pay to play state park course a lot good be done to improve this course. From basic trimming to basket location. I lost my best Valkyrie to the bush and my son lost a new road runner 3 feet from 18 th basket to the overgrowth. Sorry once was enough for me.