This course just had a facelift. Most of the orginal design remains, however, there has been a little reconfiguration of the first three holes. The big bonus is the new tee signs which clearly identify the long/short tees and pin placements. Usually not crowded. Definitely clean and safe as it is an Army base.

The course isn't overly challenging. There are really only two wooded holes (#1 & #11), with most holes being thrown over generous grass fairways (players with big arms should enjoy the long tees here). There are always cadets and people milling about, so you need to be sure you're paying attention when you throw. The course is kinda spread out around buidings, sports fields, parking lots, etc., so it takes a little longer to play and the aesthetics leave a lot to be desired.

You must check in at the Visitor's Center gate in order to register and get a pass to be allowed on site. This can take time depending on when you go, but is usually just an inconveinence. If you come to play in the Richmond/Central VA area, this course is decidedly different from the others nearby.

This is a wide open course. Hole one is the only one you have to go through trees. Its a great place to try different discs or shots.

Its on a military installation which means many people around. A few holes play close to busy streets. Some holes holes are hard to find. With no good marking for the next hole.

Over all this course is good to just go out and throw a round. Great for warm up for another course or just to get in a quick round.