This course is great. Very clean, nice signage. Definitely a challenging course with all the trees, which i prefer more than the open (let em rip) holes. The new manager is a avid disc golfer himself, and it shows. He has really cleaned the place up nicely. Fixed the defaults it had, made custom log benches and new log signage. And there is a garbage can at every hole. It has clean pathways to keep you out of disc traffic. I live a mile from a DG course and I will always drive the 1/2 hr to Log Lake. No doubt you will see me there on any givin day.

The only con I can think of is the lack of long holes. But as l said earlier it makes up for it with technical holes.

There is always something going on there as far as tournaments or glow rounds and so on. Joel (the manager) is big into disc golf so this park always has something going on.

Course was very clean and easy to navigate the first time out. A surprise to me given the earlier reviews. Nice mix of hyzer and anhyzer shots. Simply a fun but somewhat challanging course to play for beginners.

Baskets for holes 7 and 8 are close to each other, so after playing 7 you must walk right past basket 8 and walk up the fairway to the tee pad. A little anoying when the park is on the busy side. A couple of tee pads are no more than a 4 X 4 slab. A couple of trash cans along the course would also be a plus. However, IF YOU PACK IT IN....PACK IT OUT.
I can't stand IDIOTS that throw there trash on the ground at our courses, they make us alll look bad.

OK so many may not agree this is a 4.0 course however, don't let a few bad reviews from over a year ago, keep you from checking this course out. The park managment was changed early this season and the course was cleaned up really nice. The last few holes still need new signage at the tee pads, but I understand that is a work in progress. I also learned they play night rounds on Saturday nights. I can't wait to go back and try that. Camping is also available right next to the course.

This course was easy to navigate for the most part. The signs that were there were pretty good, with the hole #, and hole layout. Most of the pads were nice long concrete pads. There is a practice basket near hole 1. There is a beach and there are picinick areas available.

The course starts out with good signage, but after a certain point there are no more signs. One pad was half wood and half concrete, which gave me footing problems. There was another pad that couldnt have been more than 3.5 feet long.

This course is worth playing for sure. Most holes have a lot of trees in play. Even with trees in play, most holes are pretty short giving a little wiggle room to savage your par. The more experienced players might think this course is too easy, but the players with lesser ability will love it for its shorter holes.