They have continued to work on the course since it's inception and have got concrete tee pads in place and have put up signs and benches around the course. Easy course to navigate, low traffic, putting practice basket at the start.12 hole course.

Lots of narrow gaps with trees/brush that make it easy to make mistakes. They have recently set it as a par 48. I think if you are a good player, you can play just about every hole as a par 3 (par 4 for hole 8, for par 37) for a challenge. Solid course for the area.

- It was extremely easy to navigate. The holes have a nice flow.
- The baskets are in good shape.
- This course has a practice basket just before the first hole which can be nice for putting practice.
- There was no one else playing the day before the 4th of July, so traffic overall is likely low.
- The holes have a bit of challenge to them due to the tree lines.
- Lawn is well maintained so losing discs isn't likely.
- 12 holes makes it one of the longer courses in the surrounding area.

- Some of the tees have her to be placed down. All of the holes had a pole representing the tee, but some had a small brick "edge" of the tee.
- Hole 8 was fun, but it was the only tricky hole to navigate. The tee is straight after the previous hole, but the basket is to the right and out of sight. There is no signage to indicate where you need to go.
- There is no big board map or small maps to take. The course is relatively easy to navigate so this wasn't a big deal.
- There was only one bench that we noticed on the actual course itself.

I really enjoyed this course. It wasn't the most challenging but offered a variety of shots in a lightly wooded park. Navigating the course was generally straightforward and I would definitely play it again.

Variety of throws. Some trees, some open. Some up throws and some down. Good flow and signage. All mowed and big trees. Huge property

Not quite done yet. 12 holes only. Seems big enough to have full 18