The lodge used to be a Masonic Lodge but is now a rental hall, hotel, and resort all rolled into one. The large expanse of front lawn has been partially turned into a disc golf throwing area. I don't really want to call it a course. There's a outdoor cafe selling food and drink. And there actually are baskets. There's a good chance there'll be a wedding party there too. Maybe you can get in the wedding photos.

It's not where you go if you want to play a round of serious golf. The tees are semi-marked with rocks. I was mostly afraid I was going to thump some 5 year old on the head with my disc.

The whole experience kinda reminded me of attending a large family gathering, and breaking out about 20 of your old discs and passing them out to all your relatives. One to Uncle Harold, one to cousin Pat, cousin Herb, one to your drunk brother-in-law, one each to the five year twins, etc., etc. And then all the adults grab a brewski and you all head to the lawn and you introduce them all to disc golf. And what surprised me here, was I actually saw some folks trying to play serious golf.