We keep coming back because it keeps making us laugh.

The tees are very nice.

If you are pretty good you will probably have a decent game.

If on the other hand (for most of us our lefts) you are less than good it's quite probable that you will lose your disc in one of the many giant super-dense brush and grass islands in the middle of your way. The brush is deceptively dense. The brush is so dense that you could spend an hour or more searching for it right under your nose. I would only use something super neon bright if you are worried about that. Even here now in september the grass and brush is still not dead enough to get into. You will hate it so much you'll only be able to laugh.

The second half of the course is actually very pleasant and redeems a bit the amount of time you spent crashing through a bunch of stinging nettle and dodging bees and wasps.

Part of the course is interrupted by a walking path and this is a very popular place for dog-walking.

The photos for this course are not accurate, all the brown areas are where they planted things and just let them go wild.

When we first played here we spent so much time searching for our discs that we decided the planners of the course must have modeled a course and just decided to place it down regardless of what was around because of how absurd some of the islands of weeds and brush are.