The layout of this course is very cool, I think. The first 5 holes are in a wide open field, which is the best part (in summer). Then you wind in and out of the trees for the rest of the course, with some holes a bit longer, but most shorter and extremely technical.

Signs on each hole are very nice (although not always accurate).

No signs for course, first tee, or any direction to any hole you wish to play. Yes, the holes have signs, but you have to find the hole's tee pad first, which can be a challenge.

Many baskets numbers were switched which threw us off of many holes.

Playing the back nine is horrible in the summer. You are searching through thorns, stickers, and 2 feet of undergrowth the entire back nine.

Unless you want to throw extremely safe and short, you will throw your disc off of the extremely narrow path multiple times.

Very hard to navigate from the beginning to the end. No maps or directions to holes. Yes, signs are next to tee pads, but many were not accurate.

This course would be extremely fun in the winter I believe, however, in the summer it is just not worth the hassle.

You can find where you are going if you have some extra time, so if it is cold out, and you have a minute then you should play this course...just not in the summertime...