Chip and Putt... I feel like this course was up and down the bunny slopes of Bretton Woods, signs were easy to understand, all holes were short and you could see from the tee, nothing fancy. No large obstacles. Felt like this would be an awesome place to teach a beginner or child and would give the main player practice on the mid and putter.

On hole 1 there was not a tee sign box, so the group I played with threw the disc out of the deck on the back of the shed it was unique, but ultimately made this course more like a miniature putt-putt course. If you bring a driver, you will skip a few holes and have to throw it back, which could make it more challenging. I also did not like the fact that a few times my disc bounced off of the steak inside the basket to hold it in place...Not cool

Feel like this is a family disc golf park and is easy enough for children to play. I also think it would be a good easy experience for the child/begininger to learn the rules of the game and some of what it would be like to play a real course.

All the holes are easy to find and well marked.

A course map is also available when you pay inside the lodge.

They're all pretty short.

You have to pay.

A good course to take the kids. We had a blast. All 18 holes are clustered in a particular area and you do a lot of zig-zagging from one hole to the next. But the fact that they're short, we finished all 18 holes in a reasonable amount of time.