Awsome layout, first 3 holes will eat your lunch if you got any butterflies in the belly. Its always a good thing when there is a parking lot between holes 9 and 10 in order to reload on drinks or to rest. I found the course required a nice mix of all kinds of throws even tomahawks or thumbers. And after all the tight technical throws on the back nine it is awsome to just be able to chunk the crap out of a disk to finish the course (hole 18). Oh and i wasnt there at night, but I noticed the back nine would probably be pretty well lit at night due to all the parking light poles. (Night golf anyone)

Needs some arrows to find holes 5 and 6 as well as 9. I actually like natural tees but some holes definately could use some gravel or something. Alternate tees would be a nice addition as well for a little more challenge, although the course was a lot of fun. Frickin horse flys are definately out there bring bug spray.

Mike Smith and associate did a frickin awsome job. There's not a lot of quality discgolf courses around where I live but Bulldog Bayou just fit that bill. Thanks guys, I look forward to playing more of ya'lls courses.

#1 - 3 are beautiful. As you walk up to the first hole, the scene will take your breath away. The back nine is short and requires you to use a lot of skilled shots. Great use of trees. The baskets are new and marked with flags when out of view.

Tee pads are natural and some are un even. I would hope they do some gravel or pavement tee pads.

They need to have score cards with maps at the site. And directions to holes, as some walks are kind of far.