- Breathtaking views
- Elevation change
- Challenging yet do-able holes
- Did I mention the views?
- A wide variety of throws needed to successfully navigate the course
- Double mandatory tree gap on hole 18 is a very challenging way to finish off your
- A bonus tee to the right of the 18th basket (looking towards the parking lot) allows you to let one rip one last time before you are done for the day (I would recommend something like a mid-range Roc as to avoid hitting any cars that may be in the lot)

- Tee's can be difficult to find if you've never played the course before
- The sagebrush thoroughly enjoys hiding your discs from you, keep an eye on your flight path

This is my favorite course in Summit County, it rarely if ever gets crowded. Bring your dogs and let them romp around as you take your time playing the course.

- Good mix of up and down; not too 'up' on the uphill shots.
- The views are unparalleled
- Nice balance of sidearm and backhand specific drives
- Great exercise for you and your canine friends...it's a beautiful walk
- Nine month season (pretty sweet at 9,000 ft)

- Wind can be a factor (it's a mountain course, after all)
- Keep an eye on your discs...until the sage gets beat in a bit more, your plastic can disappear

- Heads up out there! It's a multi-use space, and there are people around. With a little patience and common sense, there shouldn't be any trouble...
- Respect the space! Garbage cans are few, so pack out your trash!