You need to play accurately here which makes this a fun and rewarding place to play. There's a spectacularly fun downhill shot towards the river (if you go in you might be able to retrieve your disc if it's within the first 10 feet if you're willing to go in. The longer holes can be harder than they look for amateur players. Headwinds seem to be common on number 9 which ups the challenge and makes a deuce go straight to your head. Overall it's an exciting fast-paced course. 7 can be a great hole to practice tomahawk or short s-curve flights that you're forced into. Recently concreted tee pads.

It can be easy for inexperienced players to lose their discs during the summer and fall when the undergrowth is thick as you can imagine with plenty of burdock on hole 2, 3 and 5 has some sort of plant that swallows discs off to the left, don't go there!

It's a good looking place and a fun play and if you hustle you can get through it in about 25 minutes with a partner. There is a porta-john that's always there if you need it. I'm giving this course a high score because it definitely deserves a higher average. It may only be a 9-hole but the varying throws are exciting. I don't think this course would be much of a challenge for pros but it's worth playing at least once if you're in the area just for the downhill shot at the river. I'm guessing the elevation change from tee pad to goal is roughly 75 feet. If you have a common misfire it would be wise not to use green or yellow discs on holes 2 and 3.