Paths to goals are easily found. Have to use every disc in the bag on virtually every round. I like that you don't have to be 6'4" and weigh 240lbs to compete. You need to be adept at all the possible shots. It pays to be creative.

The drive on #3 is pointless. Compare it to having to use a wedge to drive on a par 4 in regular golf.

Please do not kill the snakes on this course! They are harmless, and it is against the law.

Nice teepads/signage. Arrows pointing to the next tee. Guarded baskets. Nice benches. Risk/reward shots on nearly every hole. Elevation change. Reachable baskets IF you can find the line. Awesome course.

Hole #3. I would have rated this course higher if not for hole 3. It is probably my least favorite hole I've ever played. You throw a light flick about 30 feet and let it turn and land. Then you get to play the hole (the rest of which is actually fine - a steep hillside right behind the basket and trees guarding the entrance). But, the reasoning behind just wasting your tee shot is lost on me. I'm hoping the local club builds an alt tee pad that just takes that little part out of it.
My only other gripe is the narrow fairways they mow. I never understood this practice. Unless the tall grass is OB, it does not add anything. It does, however, take away rollers and make it hard to find your disc even in the fairway. The grass outside the little strips (anywhere from 10 - 20 feet wide @ the teebox to the full 30' around the pin.) is around knee height and really hides discs!

This course has some very cool holes on it. It's challenging, but it's also one of the best in the area. You will need a variety of shots on this course. There are trees dead center in front of pads. There are sweeping downhill shots that run through semi-dense forest and have baskets placed on hillsides. But, all in all, what it boils down to is a fun course. I enjoyed the change from hole to hole. 100% worth making the drive and it's about an hour away from me. I will be back.

Concrete tee pads Garbage cans and benches periodoicly throughout the course Great elevation changes Wonderful use of space Decent hole length

Not enough places for garbage Some dangerous slopes when wet/muddy

An excellent course for new and seasoned players. There are enough easy holes for beginners and enough challenges for more experienced players. Being a woman, I love the length of the holes. Most of them are reachable for par! (Of course, you have to miss the trees first!) I think I was 20 over the first time I played (6 months ago) and I was 10 over March, 15 2011. I wanted everyone to see the beauty so I posted the pics on here.

The tee pads are concrete and really nice. There are some baskets 400+ feet, so get ready to show off your distance. Great variety of holes both in the woods and open. Great looking course, always mowed and enjoyable to walk.

Very difficult to play on first time, because alot of the baskets are hidden.

I shot 21 over par on 18 my first visit, but after learning the course I have shot even. Although there are many baskets in the woods, the woods are forgiving and not overly dense, unless you cross the creeks lol. Love the course.