The course fairways were mowed to a good height

The tee pad were awesome. First time on that type! Fantastic idea!

Navigation wasn't an issue. Arrows and red tape on tree was a really nice touch.

You could park on the grass very close to the first tee and it had a nice practice basket. Baskets were Discatchers and seemed to be brand new.

I liked the layout of the course. It forces you to play some different shots. Laying up on par 3's isn't always a bad idea here.

Nice use in change of elevation!

I did notice that there were picnic tables and benches on several holes!

The rough is brutal. You will find briars and 4 inch long thorns. You won't just walk into the rough and pick up your disc.

Some of the cedars were on the edge of difficulty. It was a windy day and having to play anny's over the cedar trees became very difficult to control. And as stated above... you don't want to be in the rough.

This place is a real nice grass roots type of course. The distances aren't that long, but don't be fooled. Most of the holes seems to play longer than you'd think. It was obvious to see that someone had put some work into getting the fairways in good shape on the landscaping from hole to hole. Even though it is heavily wooded, it was easy to follow the clues provided to find the next hole. You WILL need to control you disc to score well here! We enjoyed our round!

Awesome tee pads! I am going to say that first so I don't repeat it too many times.
Love the woods and the elevation changes at this course.
You need every shot in the book here except maybe a huge arm. (good for me)
About time this part of the Tri-State got a course in.

The rough is rough.
Needs permanent signage.
Some fairways are very close to each other.

For the most part everything in the cons section is fixable and expected on a course of this age.
Hats off to all the volunteers as they have made huge progress in a short amount of time. Like to see more events next year.

The biggest pro for us is that this is a wooded course. Even though we are not that great we love the woods so this course gives us exactly what we wanted. This course has great teepads and uses the land in a great way to make it a very technical course.
The elevation changes definitely add to this course and makes it that more challenging.

Needs to be broken in. The rough was super rough and definitely disc eating monster. I don't mind the rough and know it is part of the game but some spots were just crazy. This course for now is probably better played when it dies down from the cold or early spring.
Needs closer parking because it kind of felt like we were going to be road kill targets for the locals flying by going 50-60 MPH. I have seen that this is in the plans so the sooner the better.
Rough is definitely rough so for now stay on the fairways.
Felt one or two holes could use some trimming because it seemed that unless you have a big arm you have to throw down to a spot then back up to the basket. I wanting to say hole 8 but I could be wrong.

Overall we had a blast here. This was a fun and challenging course. The lay out was fine and we never felt that we were lost going from the basket to the next tee. It will definitely be a course that we will visit again and again.