The piece of land is very beautiful, right next to the Eagle River and has lots of potential. There is a bathroom in the parking lot which is easy to find and abundant.

The baskets are duel (from what I can tell). The other baskets and tee pads are hiding pretty well because I could not find much of the course and I looked for about an hour. There is some elevation change from a tee pad that I found up a hill toward the road, but I could not find the basket it was aiming at. Foliage maintenance has to be on the con side, it was very overgrown, perhaps the reason I could not find anything. There were some locals around but I don't believe that they even knew that they were in a frolf course. The course area felt like a place where people throw out their trash from the nearby fairgrounds. The course was diffidently not crowded, because one has to question if there really is a course here.

The course instructions says to get a map at the visitors center. I played before I found this site, which has a map! Be sure to call the visitors center to be sure they are open if you fail to download the map here. When I made it to Eagle Co, the visitors center was closed at three in the afternoon. A map could have changed my perception and grade, but I didn't have one. This was a Gwillim inspired review using his check list. I have no reason to not believe anything the original poster said, who was spot on.

Really needs to be cleaned up A LOT. There were missing tees, and lots of garbage around. The tees had multiple numbers on them and being a wide open course and a first time player there I found it difficult to navigate. It gets a poor rating do to how dirty and unorganized the course is.

No one was there. Had the whole course to myself. Free.

DIrty. Glass, cigs and animal crap EVERYWHERE. Missing tees, missing pins as far as I could tell. I scouted the course and had a hard time finding where I needed to go next. Won't be going back even though it's 5 minutes from my house.