This is a great course to practice your mid-range game in. There are mature trees on nearly every hole and it presents a lot of opportunities to try different angles. If it was closer to home i would play it at least a couple of times per month just for practice. The signage was surprisingly good for such a small park.

The lack of tee pads was a bit weird, but not that big of a deal. Again, since this was a practice round I was sort of calling my own shots and pretty quickly I abandoned the course layout and did things a bit 'abstract'.

As noted in other reviews, in order to squeeze 9 holes into a very small space they had to run several fairways across one another. This can make things a bit confusing. Twice I played Hole #7 only to find out I was putting towards the basket for Hole #2. Not sure what could really be done to fix this. As noted, for me this is more of a practice course so i wasn't keeping score.

The only other problem was lots of standing water. The course is entirely flat and we have had a very, very wet 6 months so I don't know if this is just an accumulation of months of rain, or if they have some drainage problems. It was very challenging to find dry spots to throw from and my towel was covered in mud from cleaning off discs by the end of the round.

This is a bit too long of a drive for me from Louisville when there are so many other really great, full-size courses nearby. I was camping a Clifty falls for the weekend with friends and made the easy 30 minute drive to Linza Graham on Saturday morning. Really pretty drive and Scottsburg is a neat little town. There was a pharmacy with a soda fountain in the back, will be checking that out the next time I am in the area.

I was pleasantly surprised by Linza Graham DGC

*It had way more trees than I was anticipating making a few of the shots pretty interesting. The course is actually located in a park densly populated with trees, but not much else so you probably won't lose a disc here

*Ace runs all day!

*A round here took about 25 minutes

*Good Baskets

There are not teepads here... I understand this is a relatively new course, so this may change soon. A few other things that arent as likely to change:

*Very very short distances.

*Some of the holes don't make very good use of the abundance of trees on site. play like wide open ones

If your are near Scottsburg, you should check out this course which is a fun time for players of any skill level!