Good use of land and terrain, presenting obstacles suitable for intermediate players.

Close proximity to some houses. Layout was somewhat confusing the first time around.

All around fun course. Parts run along a creek, which when flowing is a real threat to carry off the disc of the careless. Bathrooms were being built during my visit. I will play this course again.

not crowded, a good developmental course for beginner and intermediate players.

some houses come into play on some holes. no bathrooms.

this is a true links course. a lot of walking between holes so it will feel like the longest nine holes youve ever played. it still is well designed with the terrain that this course has to offer, a flat, narrow strip of land between a creek and housing. this is the type of course every disc golf community needs, a place where beginner and intermediate players can go to and not feel overwhelmed or pressured by big design. i wouldnt recommend this course for a travelling pro, but family groups and casual players will like this course.

Good baskets and teepads. Rarely crowded

Only a 9 hole. Not too challenging.

For those with families and/or strollers, there is a path that runs the length of the course which is nice.