Bathrooms are close by, and fairly clean. A course map at hole 1, made from sattelite images gives you a great idea of what you are getting in to. Once you get into the woods, there's lots of shade. The front 9 are excellet holes, with well defined fairways, and providing good flow through the park.

The tee pad signs have recieved a considerable amount of vandalism. After the first couple of holes, most signs had some, or all of their information missing. The course isn't played enough to "follow the beaten path", or, if it is, the fallen leaves, trees, and branches hide it. The back 9, other than a couple of holes, are some of the hardest I've ever seen.

The DG course has the potential to be a very good course, however, there appears to have been little, to no upkeep done since it was built. The baskets are all in good shape, considering the damage done to the tee signs. If you plan to play this course, and never have, print a copy of the course map to take with you and keep in your bag, we didn't. I would also recommend, trying to hook up with some locals, or contact the course guide to see if you could get someone to show you around the course, and again, we didn't.