I enjoyed a good a day of golf. The course is well laid out and well maintained. With dual baskets it can have a very different look when the baskets are changed. It adds to the variety and makes you think before throw. This course has some very technical shots, especially the one where you throw down a tree lined ally about 10 feet wide and it hooks left at the end. It also has some nice open areas for long drives for a great grip and rip.

My favorite basket was 4. I really enjoyed trying to putt the unusual basket placement. It is on a man-made terrace on the side of the hill.

It was a nice day to play and the course was busy but because of the size of the course and the 9 newer holes it did not seem crowded.

The position of the practice basket gives alot to work with when practicing.

The locals I encountered were very helpful.

It really helps to have someone show you around. Not all of the holes are well marked. With two tee and two basket positions and several blind shots you are not always sure where the basket is positioned.

Several drives go along roads that are well used. Be especially careful when driving 7, 15, 17, & 18.

This course will leave you a better player.

I will always remember this course and will play it again when in the area.

first hole looking at the dam is awesome, nice mix of wood and open holes,

easy to lose a disc in the summer in the woods especially if you roll off the cliff, course can be crowded because it is far and away the best course in columbus

Columbus needs another course to compete and help the course lose some of the traffic

front holes are open, up and down open shots but it surely can be windy, thick wooded shots multiple pads, and the open holes are lined ob for touney time - get to throw right up towards the damn

have only to play there once

site of a big A-Tier - +18 holes well worth the trip