-Beautiful Property nice way to enjoy Brown County -Two tee pads red for fun, blue nice challenge -Well maintained-Good signs and tee pads

100% worth the green fees.

I love this course.

Reading some of the prior reviews, I think everything that I saw issue wise is now a non-issue.

I've played around Indiana, Los Angeles and Seattle, and rarely do I see such a well-maintained course. 2 sets of tees per hole, more than 18 holes, clear signage and even poles with pegs to put your bags on.

We took our friend here - his second time disc golfing, and it's going to be hard for him to go most anywhere else because his expectations will be quite high.

Owners are super nice, pro shop is well-stocked too.

I typically haven't paid to play because there have been a wealth of free courses where I've lived before. While pricey compared to free courses, this is a really high-quality course that is well worth the price to play.

None at this time.

Be watchful on the road on the way there. You'll drive through the woods and may just see some deer, foxes and other critters.

Two concrete tee pads on each of the 24 holes.
New tee signs aren't on every hole yet, but they are great on the holes that have them.
Markers in the ground by every basket make it easy to find your way to the next tee pad.
Good use of water to allow some riskier shots while allowing people who aren't comfortable to play around the water. They've also got poles out to help retrieve any discs that splash down.
Solid mix of open and wooded holes mixed throughout course.

The only issue I had were tee signs not being on every hole. I believe that should be resolved soon so I'm not marking off for that

$8 to play is not common to central Indiana, but it does appear that the course is well taken car of and money is being put back into the course

BC3 is a fantastic 24 hole course located on a prior golf course. The course layout is fun, fair, but challenging....you'll need your "A" game. Great variety of holes from short to long, and several configurations possible with 2 sets of tees and 2 basket locations on all the holes. The club house and facilities on the property are well maintained, and unusual to have for any disc golf course. The owner is very friendly and passionate about making the course the best it can possibly be. Love the variety of Par 3's, 4's, and 5's.

Footing on some tees with gravel is a bit dicey. Prefer natural tees, or, grippy, textured concrete is also ok. Not dinging the course for this given the progress they are making on getting permanent tees and there is plenty of space to find good footing for your drives.
Watch for ticks in the long grass.....while beautiful to look at, the long grass off the fairway on Hole 14 (Par 5) can really hide discs well, especially in the thick of the summer.

Really enjoyed BC3 and nearby Deer Run.

Also, really enjoyed Ceraland Lakeside in Columbus...another young course, but similar challenge, length, and fun.

(score updated to 5.0 in 2021)
-Beautiful scenery
-Good combination of par 3s, 4s, 5s.
-Nice bathrooms on site in the clubhouse
-The course flows well. It's easy to stop and grab a new bottle of water after hole 4 before really taking off.
-Good combination of tight wooded holes and open holes. I always enjoy courses that weave in and out of the woods.
-Underbrush isn't too bad. Usually discs are found easily
-The land is used exclusively for disc golf. No distractions.

-Distance of holes become a bit repetitive leading to similar shots from hole to hole.
-Several wide open throws in a row on the back 12 get to be a bit boring.
-I dislike it when courses make the short tee closer to the basket but also knock down par by a stroke. This has left me getting an easier birdie from the longs than the shorts. I'd rather the par remain the same with any tee moves.

-Even with the cons listed, this is among the top of the 30+ courses I've played. I highly recommend playing this course along with Deer Run nearby.