The design of this course is great! Elevation changes, Short Ace runs, long wide open bombs, this course has a great balance of holes. The greens had role away potential on many occasions and risk reward shots abound on this course.

It seems like several different courses in one. There are thick hardwood forests, open fields, and then the sandhill pine wood holes on the back 9 that feel like Pine cone crush

Bathrooms at several places near teepads on the course

You are not gonna get lost once you find hole 1 the directional signage is great.

even though the tee pads are natural they are level and have some sort of grit that I found myself liking more than concrete in some ways.

The shorts are not too tough for beginners. They are difficult and yet gettable in many cases for a player with less experience. And the longs will challenge seasoned players (2 1000+ rated players shot 54)

Its new and the Leaders of the camp are committed to creating a better course and putting in the work so by next year these issues could be gone and the course could be 4*

There are no tee signs with distance or hole maps so several holes require scouting out to find where your going to throw.

Also many of the undergrowth issues are on the front 9 most of the back 9 holes are really clean.

There are brush piles close to the fairways and still trees down in some places across the fairways.

The rough is VERY rough sometimes I threw just a little offline and found myself with nothing in a bunch of undergrowth.

(these issues are with holes 2-7 & 9, excluding 5)The long pads are almost too tough. They are one or two cut trees away from being tough but fair on most holes. There was literally NO chance of reaching the basket from the longs. The gaps available do not give you enough room to put the power needed to get to the hole. Hole 9 in particular comes to mind because even a perfectly placed drive in the center of the fairway leaves you looking at a wall of trees with maybe a gap that is 2-3 discs width.

It needs to be played. I would imagine that this course as new as it is has not been played a lot and its not very beat in.

No trashcans or benches

It is awesome that The BSA is starting to promote DG and the course that has been put on this camp is excellent. It is new and i struggled giving it a 3.5 due to the current condition so I am between a 3 and a 3.5. However I believe that by next year when I play the PDGA the issues I stated will be fixed and very few people on here will play this course outside of tourney play. Also the more I thought about it the higher rating I wanted to give it so I rounded up in this case. I could easily see this course becoming a 4-4+

YOU ARE NOT ALLOWED TO PLAY THIS COURSE UNLESS IT IS DURING PDGA PLAY OR YOU ARE A CURRENT BSA MEMBER.

For those of you reading this trying to decide if the PDGA tourney is worth it do yourself a favor and sign up! the atmosphere for the tourney was great and the facilities were excellent. Lunch cooked on site, you can stay overnight in the heated cabins at the camp, and the staff that runs the camp and event were awesome. If registration was open right now I would sign up again tonight. Can't wait til next year when I can play the course again!

Awesome layout centered around the historic O.S.R lands and Camp Durrant Boy Scout Camp Occoneeechee Council. Awesome amount of space for a massive summer camp and plenty of room for an awesome DG course!. Tee boxes were well lined and defined, I REALLY liked to type of grit that they laid down (Henry wouldnt tell me what it was...secretive BSA..) was firm but gave just enough when you power off the tee. I like the back nine especially, way more open lines for approaches (see cons for front nine) some of the holes ran along the lake so water danger on 14 and 15 and maybe if you can bomb it on 12 which was a huge 500footer across a beautiful open field of rolling grass ending with the lake if you managed to roll wrong, watch the brair patch at the end by the lake. Had a couple awesome little holes that cut from the field back into the woods with dogleg. Awesome people out there, the Durrant staff opened the grill for the tourney and camp sites for people to stay at. Was an amazing time!

The front nine are brutal. Im not even a ranked player, so my opinion may be off, but holes 2 and 3 especially.. the pro tees squeeze 50 feet out to a 4-5 foot wide fairway (nothing fair about it) then opens up again then closes again 100 feet up closed in by heavy woods on both sides. Very very tough two holes there. I think a few key trees pull down would allow for a bit more "fairness" on the fairway. Other than the tightness, its a new course so the small branches, lots of underbrush with dead limbs and such, all that will be cleared out as people play it more. Not many cons here. just needs some time to mature.

Bathrooms a'plenty along with trashcans and you may even hit a scout or two shooting bottle rockets and potatoes into the field driving off tee 8....