This is a great course to fine tune certain types of shots. There are often many routes that can be taken off of the tee which offers the ability to work on forehand, backhand, anhyzer and hyzer shots. It is a great course to measure progress as a new player and also useful for more veteran players to work on being more technical in their short game. It has definitely become one of my favorite course because I am new to the sport and don't have that monster arm to crank 400+ drives.

Trees galore. Although there are some holes that have less trees, there isn't a whole lot in the way of variety in that aspect. You won't find any open grip-and-rip style holes. It always seems like once you start hitting the trees, you can't stop.

This course is tucked into a fairly secluded corner of the state park. It is heavily wooded but easy to find discs that wonder off the fairway. Next hole markings are very useful, goal from previous hole is very close to next tee box which is nice. Overall the course tests some patience because of all the trees, not overly long but still long enough to open up the throwing arm.

The tee boxes need to be renovated a little better, other than that there was no other cons that bugged me.

This course could use a little tlc but it is still in great shape and will definitely play again when I am back up there.

Easy to find holes, Good beginners course, and pretty nice over all.

tee boxes needed updating and course markers were gone or faded

pretty cool course overall i really enjoyed playing it. the park its set in looks like they only gave them one little corner to build on. if they could use more room they could have a really awesome course, but not bad for what they had to work with.