I love a long course...coming from Kansas City (the meca of DG), this course is a challenge. I recommend the longer pads...it's easier to navigate and makes for a great round and uses all aspects of the game...a good drive, great upshot to make it in 3.


All but 4 holes are parable (in 3) with great drives and upshots....the exceptions for me are holes 4,12, 15 & 16.

Bring plenty of water...it's long and hilly. I bring my stool w me in order to rest or wait for ball golfers.

Really a chill place with a great staff.

I'd love to see the pros have an event here!

Really too long to not offer carts w ball golfers that can. Would love to see carts come back for Discgolf

HUGE. This place is very long but when you figure your shots out(rollers are a must) then the course becomes totally manageable. It is a great place to learn to throw properly to get the distance or you can just shoot from the close tee's witch are of really good quality. The baskets are nice and they also have a practice area that also has variations in elevation. The elevation changes are incredibly fun. If you like to watch the flight of a disc then this is your place with holes one, three and eight teen being especially fun to throw. I know seeing all the elevation changes that it seems to hard to walk but I walk it once or twice a a week and it does not bother me a bit, in fact i really rather walk because of how nice the grounds are with a nice on shore breeze from the ocean and with two or more red tail hawks holding up residence to watch there, it is a really nice relaxing walk.

Weekends can be crowded with a round maybe lasting up to three hours depending on the size of your group witch dictates your ability to play through.

Even if you greatly prefer wooded courses to open this course still holds a challenge worth experiencing. With greatly varying wind conditions and a lot of roll away putt potential this place is no gimme. With a cart it is $12, $6 to walk on the weekends, and $4 to walk during the week. They switch up the basket placements often so the course remains somewhat fresh. If you like it enough there are monthly tournaments to play in.