Challenging, long holes, lots of different terrain, huge potential and plenty of land for a 5 star course, there's even a place to have a "clubhouse" if the local disc golf club wants to put in the effort and the dues.

poorly marked, holes 2 - 8 closed, I walked onto hole one at what looked like a disc Golf club meeting, after attempting to say hi and introduce myself I received nothing but blank stares and treated like i was trespassing on their course. The Worse course etiquette I've seen in over ten years of playing in over 30 states.

This course has amazing potential. some really challenging holes and terrain, A little bit of effort form the local disc golf club and this course could be a well marked beautiful resort like course. For those who have trouble finding hole 9 follow the gravel road take the fork to the right and look for the red markers towards the right end of the field. An amazing long hole with a massive dog leg left. Just be careful poison ivy and oak everywhere. This course could easily be one of the premier pay to play in the country with the buildings to have a clubhouse and pro shop. Sadly disappointed at the effort or lack there of, from the local disc golf club to label and maintain this course. State and city budgets are getting cut every where and without the public demand these two great courses can be lost. I would encourage the local club to a more proactive role in labeling and basic maintenance. This really could be one of the best courses in the country with the right effort