Private course, so you wont be waiting for large, slow groups.
The owners of the course take great care of the grounds, and are very friendly and informative.
Good mix of holes. This course will definitely require you to vary your throw.
Blind baskets are well marked with tall poles.

OB areas are very thick with brush. Expect to lose a disc if you wander too far from the fairway

A lot of different kinds of shots were necessary to excel at this course. It was well maintained, attractive grounds, with interesting things to look at while taking quality shots. There's a big lion statue on the course, salvaged from a local mall's redesign. The people who run it are also very friendly and knowledgeable about disc golf. Truly a treat. One of the baskets swings.

Some of the roughs are ROUGH. Buckthorns can have you considering giving up on a disc that's 6 inches from arm's reach. It was a dry day, but even still the soil was a little wet at places, it could certainly be bad on a wet day. One of the baskets swings.

Ozzy gets a bad rep, but he helped me find one of my discs and sabotaged a friend's game for hilarious results.If you're in the area, it's well worth it to make the effort to play this course, even if you have to call ahead.

- well maintained
- uses every shot in book
hyzer, anhyzer, overhead
- a couple nice ace run holes
- lots of area to bring out the long drives
- very little risk of loosing a disc (unless ozzy gets a hold of it)
- the hanging basket for 9 and 18 is an awesome added touch.
- tee markers are a great addition to the course
- the owners are a great bunch of people
- for the amount of land they did a killer job with the design

- only a couple holes have cement tee pads
- ozzy when he is outside (didn't mark down for this but it is annoying)

That's all i see as a con with this course

Put in cement tee pads and I will be calling a lot more often to play.