- Easy course to navigate. Signs are posted at each hole, and the next tee pad is never far away.
- Innova baskets and concrete tees are in great condition.
- Very good challenge. There is a fair mix of wooded par 3's and open par 5's, so be prepared to use every kind of disc.
- I am predominately RHB, but I threw a couple RHF and Tomahawk/Hammer drives, so great mix of drives needed to land in the fairway.
- Beautiful little park which also makes for a good hike.
- I cannot stress enough how nice the challenge of this course and the variety of the holes are. I finished the round at -1, a beginner should be not far above par, and an experienced player could even walk away at -4/-5.

- The course does hold water. I played after a couple days of rain, and some holes still had large puddles on the fairways.
- Can be difficult to find the park, especially if you are not from the area. I recommend using the latitude and longitude in your GPS of choice.
- For holes #6-8, there is a river running along the left-hand side. Be weary of drives, because a disc in that river will NOT be retrieved.
- Grass should be cut and fallen branches picked up, but those are little in regards to course conditions.

It is an honor to be one of the first people to play this course, and especially the first to review the course on this site. This is my 15th course review, so I certainly feel as though I have written a thorough and honest critique. A DG course between Kingsport and Morristown has been so needed for a while. I would certainly recommend this course for players of all skill levels. Playing alone it took me just under an hour to complete my round, so no matter from where you may be travelling, this course gives an afternoon of great disc golf to every player!