Fun, challenging, and interesting holes, water hazards, and plenty of parking.

The place can get packed on a prime weekend so plan on getting there early or at an off time. The markers on the holes are mostly just computer print outs in page sleeves stapled to posts close to the ground. Some are missing or hard to find. It was a challenge to find where to go on some holes. They really need to update the hole markers. It also wasn't clear where to drop found discs (I've since learned where it is).

Amazing trail. Nice streams and pond. Wooded but with space for some nice shots. 3 tee boxes for every hole. Good signage, and up kept nicely. Good disc retrievers next to each of the water hazards.

Feels like a really nice hike with a good Disc Golf course on it.

You can lose discs here into water hazards as well some high tough brush if your shot is even just a bit off.
Tee pads are natural. But there up kept okay.

There are some cute frogs fish around.

*Intricate woods tosses
*Good Hike
*Nice Tee Placement
*Well Marked

*NEW!

*Confusing at times for first time players
*Crosses back over itself and into other fairways
*Transition from 17-18 is just a walk up the same fairway you just threw down
*No benches or chill spots

*Overall a good course, just needs to find its grove, could benefit from less double backs, but getting close to the quality of Field Of Dreams or Campgaw/Mightygaw

-It's a very challenging course that can frustrate players of all skill levels
-By presenting an intense challenge, your game will improve rapidly.

-The course is new, so the paths between holes are still getting worn in, and if you get off track, can be a little tricky to get back.
-Long drives make you want to really rip it on your drive, but the ocean of trees and branches are liable to put a healthy ding in your disc.
-Thorn bushes are brutal, and everywhere.
-The larger water hazards on 9 and 17 are deep enough that you'll never see your disc again
-Debris on 16 and 17 gives you the impression you're playing in a landfull