The design for this course was decent. The baskets were nice and hole variety was alright. The ammenities at the resort are great for those who want to stay in the area.

I played after 2 days worth of rain and it was a muddy mess. The course is only 9 holes, however, they have set up paper signs for tees 10-18 for the 9 baskets.

Bearcreek Farms is not known for its disc golf. It is known for the many other things offered such as theatrical plays, their restaurant, lodging, and shops. Keep this in mind as you play the course.

The course was in the rear of the resort behind the camping sites. As mentioned before, there really is no good place to park. Hole one is on the right side of the barn as you are approaching it.

I played the course early spring before grass had grown so I don't know how well they take care of the course as the other reviewer mentioned that it was not taken care of at all. It seemed to be in decent shape though. Trash cans were at a few tees. Most tee areas were defined by 2x4s in the ground and all tee signs were present.

There was a variety of holes: dogleg lefts, dogleg rights, straight, open, tight. Most holes however were short. I did not even use any of my drivers to play the course. I believe the course is directed to campers, not people going out to play lots of disc golf.

All in all, I enjoyed this course. I enjoyed the design/variety of holes. There were many ace opportunities. I would only recomend this course if you are in the area, I would not recommend you go out of your way to play this course.