A total of 3 different Disc Golf courses and 38 challenging holes within a mile of each other and a total of 5 different DG courses and 65 challenging holes within 4 miles of each other (with Camping/nearby hotels available and the Kent State/Trumbull campus having 9 holes). I think that's very cool!!

This course surprised me in a good way. Granted the course needed mowed, but the holes flowed good, Each basket had a next tee sign pointing in the direction of the next hole and the course had a good blend of open and wooded holes (So no course map was needed).

Nice descriptive tee signs (that also showed on the tee sign where the next tee was)

I liked # 2 the best, I was talking to all the geese as I headed to hole # 1's tee pad, telling them to please move cause I'm coming your way on the next hole. But like all geese they ignored me, but to my surprise they had a good reason to ignore me cause they really weren't in the way. One tee's off from the top of the grassy ridge and with some wind coming off Ohio's 2nd largest inland lake, (Mosquito Creek Lake) the fairway flows downhill and it's just a neat hole.

Most of the holes we're of decent length for an advanced player.

Grass tees/with blue foot boards.

Holes 4- 6 are in the woods, keep a keen eye of your throws cause off the narrow foot paths the grass/ground cover is very dense. Cool holes, but I don't like to be hindered while playing because there isn't much of a cut/mowed fairway!

can get soupy after a heavy rainfall.

I also liked the various signs descripting different types of birds and plant life found in this area.

Restroom available, plenty of parking.