The baskets are in excellent condition. The teepads are very nice flat and level concrete. The course is clean and it's stayed that way all the times I've played. A nice variety of shots needed to be get a great score but it's still a simple and fair course for newer players. The elevation changes are not too extreme and still a good variable on the course. Beautiful views. Quite relaxed environment. Nice locals that will call if they find a disc in the brush.

The rough on the front does turn wayward shots into a frustrating search and rescue if you're not sure where it is. There's no facilities for water or a restroom, although just a quarter mile down the road the campsite does have this if you really need it I guess. I think some of the distances on the tee signs are off by +-20 or more.

We play for tags out here most Sundays at 9:30 and there is doubles on Wednesday around 5-5:30 for 5$ winners take all and a dollar ace pot(optional) we all think we're going to win every time, somehow I have missed every try though lol. I'm very happy to have this as my new home course since I moved from Houston, there is a local named Matt(friendly guy) who has a private course nearby if you're interested in some variety and fresh new challenges, he also has the tags and runs the area's disc golf scene so get in touch with him and you'll be good to go. Best of luck and enjoy your plastic tossing exercises!