I have played this course every year since 2016 while vacationing with my family....and let me tell you....this course has completely transformed into a gorgeous, legit 18 hole course!

Sometime after I played this course in October of 2020, a gentlemen named Brandon took over this course's maintenance over along with his club, Broad Creek Disc Golf. I got this information from a church maintenance worker who saw me out playing. The work that Brandon & his team has done is revolutionary. It literally went from a dump (but at least a course in HH) to a gorgeous lowlands DG course!

The course has 9 baskets, but plays 18 holes, utilizing multiple (natural) tee pads. It has every shot you can imagine. There are tight technical lines to absolute bombs.

There's a swamp/creek that runs behind the course that comes into play on 10 of the 18 holes. When I played the course in late October the creek was clear and water level very low...however I've also seen the water very high and thick as pea soup. You certainly want to avoid throwing a disc in it. So it will keep you honest.

I updated the hole distances and par for this course, because they were way off.

After seeing what this course has transformed into...it's hard to come up with cons.

I would love to see perm tee pads & signs installed someday, but I'm content with the natural ones and the small unique signs that are in place now.

Bravo to Brandon and his team. If you have questions about this course you can reach Brandon at (404) 933-9373. His name and number is on the park sign in between holes 1 & 2.

*Highly recommend taking a course map with you. Even with the course's tee signs, it can still get somewhat confusing when crossing fairways which basket you're throwing to.