There is a disc golf course in the town I live in! Front 9 is long and open with a couple nice ponds that come into play. The back 9 is shorter with some trees to add some obstacles.

No signs, no tee pads, no distances. Baskets are cheap so no good "ching" when you hit a good putt. Grass not always cut on some holes.

I know that the church is working on adding some tee markers soon so you at least know where to start each hole from. When this happens, my review will go to a 2.5.

We HAVE made alot of changes since first opening the course! We have finally set the baskets into the place we want them. We are also almost done with completing the new color maps of the course. The back 9 is now set to where the holes do not criss cross, and add a better challenge. If you are in the area i definitely think you should visit the new and improved course.

The baskets are a cheaper version. They are Instep baskets. It is hard to get people to want to raise money for new baskets because very little people know much about the sport in our area. If anyone has any suggestions on how to do so, please contact me.

I try to keep the course nice and clean as often as I can. So in the mean time if you think anything needs to be done, just give me a message and i will sure try to fix it.

Great course to practice you distance and accuracy throws. I played from each basket to the next because I there weren't any tees. Spoke with the guy who originally constructed the course and he was quite hospitable. They are so called in the process of revamping the course....i.e. putting in tees?

No map. No tees. No scorecard like the coure info states.

Playing this course was a headache. And the basket are very cheap.

This course encompasses the perimeter of a large church. The designers have done an excellent job to create an enjoyable course out of a very flat and somewhat confined footprint. The front nine utilizes a picturesque pond for some interesting throws. The church staff is exceedingly hospitable, and will do anything to accommodate visitors to their course. If you run into one, be sure to request one of their scorecards. It will also act as a full-scale color map of the course.

The backside is difficult to navigate and a little bit awkward. The holes crisscross in a number of places and it will be difficult to know which basket to throw to on your first visit. These holes also lack some of the originality of the front.

I would not recommend making the trip off of 75 to play this course. If you find yourself in immediate area and feel like throwing a disc around, this course will be worth your time. This review was written while the course was still in its temporary stages. I'm sure the course will get stronger as they continue to update and experiment with different holes. Thanks again to the staff for their kindness in allowing visitors to take advantage of their property!