- Excellent views from pretty much everywhere on the course
- Rolling hills with lush, green grass
- Decent elevation
- Easy to navigate the 5 official holes
- Concrete tee pads
- Udisc has a 9 hole safari layout

At some point (judging by previous reviews, circa 2010) they removed more than half of the course. This place used to be 18 and now it is down to 5 baskets and 5 official tee pads with old tee pads popping up randomly as well as a few old tee signs from when the course was 18.

As it is now I doubt many disc golfers use this place to play. When I was here there were dog walkers and people laying about, reading books, and getting sun all over the fairways making this place near impossible to play even the 5 holes that remain. The best hole on the course's basket looks like it's been yanked on by locals or hit with the mower. I'm guessing no one loves this course anymore and disc golfers in the area have moved on and I don't blame them. I'd say this course is extinct in the next year or so and if it's not I'd be shocked.

Play it while you can if you can I guess while it's here. I think played early in the morning during the week it's a decent 5 holes. You can see that there was once a pretty decent course here and it's sad what's left. Baggers you can get this in in 10-15 minutes depending on the time of day so it has that going for it at least.

played here for the first time yesterday.
There is boardwalk around the marsh there.
Pretty spot by the mountain.
good practice spot if you live very close.

Where are the baskets?
I think they have taken out most of the baskets so there are really only 5 baskets now I think.
Not really worth driving there to play as it is kind of out of the way.

Go somewhere else there are enough courses in the area.
Is there a reason why we took out most of the baskets there?