The course is on some of the most scenic property in the state, IMO. Although I didn't have great luck with the homemade baskets for the price and lack of specific disc golf knowledge the builder had he did a tremendous job. The designer of the course did a great job with what he had to work with initially, fun and challenging shots, elevation changes on most holes (long tees were played). Water holes 8 and 18 are gorgeous and signature. Hole 15 is a beast and a great hole, steep uphill turnover tee shot ~200 ft followed by a 250' shot from the top of the shoot to the pin on the top of a plateau. The views from around the course are majestic and the property is very well maintained by the owner.

Grass t-pads, signage will be there soon but is not there yet, baskets need work but as I said for the price and previous knowledge they are a great start.

With more time, more traffic, more $, and more effort this course will be nothing short of spectacular. I am very excited for the future of this course and the further development of disc golf on this piece of property. If you make it out here, be as respectful and reverent as possible. This course is a labor of love for the community and should not ever be abused or taken for granted. If you live anywhere in the area make sure you make a trip out there and give the course a go.

This course is a nice addition compared to the courses in the area. Elevation changes and obstacles on almost every shot make this course fun to play. I imagine it could be very windy at times along the 1500' grass airstrip that holds six basket locations. And the baskets located along the edge of this elevated plateau makes throwing drives that much more entertaining. $2 per day to play this well-maintained property is worth every cent.

The baskets are home made so the chains are a little light and beat up the disc a little bit and we are working to resolve the issue. Also when the baskets were built the builder had never played or threw a disc into a basket before so given that he did a great job really. The baskets also have gaps in the side that are a little too big and let the disc slide through. General rule is that if it comes out through the side it still counts until the baskets are fixed.

The baskets need a little work but minus that this course is AWESOME. I was shocked to see that a property like this gets a shot at being a disc golf course! Kind of like when I'm driving down the highway and I see a huge stretch of property and dream of what it would be like to be able to put a disc golf course there. This is that course. Proper signage, fixing the baskets up, and concrete pads would make this course 5 star EASILY.