Great 9 hole course. Very private and hardly ever have anyone else playing while I'm out there. Great for a quick round for discing! I have never had one problem with owner allowing us to play there. All the holes are relatively close. Not much walking required compared to others.

No water fountains or bathrooms. This course has dirt tee boxes.

Great baskets. my first time on innova discatchers and i enjoyed them with their bright yellow rims with large black numbers. Also my first time on a less than 18 hole course and this one has changed my negative uninformed opinion to a positive informed. Tees are clearly marked, and signs are not needed. whichever way they are 'pointing' is pretty much where the hole will be, albeit it hiding behind something at times.

The only cons would be due to smaller size and whatnot, which you can't fault anyone for that. Overlapping could be a problem, but no one else was there when i was so no idea on that one. And the spanish moss i found to be a pain only because my discs don't cut right through it, but one just needs to keep it low at times.

Great course for the resources at hand. Keep an eye on the upcoming baskets as you pass them so you'll have a good idea as to where you are going. Hole 7 would have been impossible to see if i didn't remember it from early on. Hole 4 was a fun grip-n-rip from corner to corner. I recommend this to introduce someone to the game or if you are short on time or want to add more holes in after an 18er somewhere else. Either way, give it a try.

thanks to james55 and barr systems

Just to note, lately there has been a sword troupe practicing every sunday starting pretty early. They take up lots of the course, really leaving only five of the holes open. I assume they are rehearsing for the Hoggetown festival, so hopefully after that is over, then its on again on Sunday.