This course has a good combination of technical throws and just your straight up bombs. It feels very rewarding when you can slip your disc in between the trees in the wooded areas. They seemed to have utilized the area very well, for example on hole 6 it is a very straight forward shot but they have placed the pin right next to a 2-3 foot drop off.

$6 to park, understandable since it gives you access to all the trails if you like to trail run or mountain bike.

One shot can ruin your entire hole so tread lightly. I will continue to keep playing this course and I can't wait for the north side course to open.

This course requires every shot in your bag. It starts with a medium length fairly open hole with OB all down the right side. The next 3 holes head right in to a heavily wooded area where accuracy is rewarded and leaving the fairway is penalized. Holes 5 - 8 are fairly open with a couple of birdie opportunities. Then 9 - 11 are right back in the thick woods. From here you play in and out of wooded areas with the holes getting longer finishing with 17 being an 810' bomber with OB running all the way down the right side and finishing on 18, being 672' which also has OB all down the right side and having to choose to play the last 250' through a lightly wooded waste area or making the big hyzer over the OB.

There are also alternate concrete tee pads that bring the length of the course down about 1,400', but still require every bit of the game you have in the bag.

If there are any cons, it would be that the course is new, but the Lake crew is constantly making things better.

This is going to be one of Oklahoma's Hidden Gems. But I don't think it will be for long. Soon this will be one of the top of the "Must Play" courses for anyone traveling to Oklahoma. A second course is going in and once that happens, this complex could be the "Crown Jewel" for disc golf in Oklahoma.