I was told that it may be hard to follow, so get a map from the visitor center. Late season, the center was closed, so I made a pass around the parking lot and found the #1 tee. Pretty easy to follow after that. Some very fun holes, and a very nice course overall.

The #1 tee sign lists the hole at a pretty short distance, yet directly ahead is a basket, much farther than listed, but the only one in sight. Turns out, the #1 basket is in a gully about half as far. So, be prepared to play #1 twice.

Wonderful scenery. Elevation shots. Has some open holes, but then course narrows up and requires long accurate shots. Never crowded. Benches or big flat rocks on every hole. Double-chain baskets. Nearly every hole has multiple lanes, so there are opportunities to "experiment." (But you pay a pretty severe price if you screw up.) Alternate tees on 12 and 17 allow more of a challenge for bigger arms. Hole 15 is 323-ft DOWN HILL and tons of fun to throw multiple discs.

Holes 12 and 17 invite you to throw long and hard, but the fairway is pretty narrow. Miss the drive and disc can go sailing into the brush/woods. Gotta use a spotter on those holes. Most holes can be reached with a decent drive...wish for more length.

There is talk of adding another 9 holes below the dam and making it LONG. It is wide open in that area with a fringe of woods along edge of flat. This could be nice. Course has held two successful tourneys here. Had 60 players this year.