When I played the course, holes 4-8 were off-limits due to work being done on the lake. I warmed up on the bland but decent 1-3 and walked a few hundred yards to #10.

This park is too small for the front 9, and it needs to go. This part of the park should be for other users exclusively, and the disc golf is an unreasonable encroachment on others' good time.

May not be a popular thing to say to disc golfers, but it's not a reasonable spot for 18. However, it's great for the back 9. We should work on that back 9 and give the rest back to the other users.

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(Back 9)

Nice yellow Discatcher baskets.

Good tee pads.

Decent flow (but have a map for your first rd).

A pleasant rolling woodsy hills experience.

Interesting lines and plenty of trees to punish bad throws.

Plenty of room away from main park users on back 9. It has potential to be quite good.

Some of the back 9 is a little tight and possibly unfair. Didn't detract too much, minor complaint.

Lots of blind throws to pins that were not specified on the tee (am I throwing to the 'B' basket 100 feet left of the 'A' placement...?). Quite a bit of "throw and hope" during my round.

Ground gets very slick when damp, and you cannot trust your footing. The veneer of grass or solid dirt unpredictably gives way to a mud slide.

I sincerely hope this becomes a 9 (or hell, even 10 or 12) hole course when everything settles. I had a great time playing in the woods here and I think there's still potential.

Very tidy course
Good mix of long and short tees
Bright, easy to find baskets
Tees are constructed well

Not well laid out
Overgrown
No bridges over some creeks
Practice basket in bad location

Pretty good for a new course. I've been playing disc golf for about 4 years now, and I find this course tough because it's overgrown and worn out. Once it's more well known, I think the course will get a lot better.