It's a 9 hole course that's got tight woods, one or two pretty open holes and some water in play. It's not a bad course, but compared to the other ones in the area just not as much to offer. Tee boxes are natural, and you do have to be able to throw a variety of shots so the course isn't a waste by any means. And I've seen several guys underestimate the water and lose a disc. If you can putt you can make birdies and if you've got an arm hole 9/18 is the only one where you'll really be able to let it rip. Good test for your mid-range and putting skills. There are picnic tables, lake and a park for the kids.

Haven't been there in awhile so not sure if any changes have been made. There wasn't much seating if any that I remember other than over by the park. Need to watch out for parked cars on two of the holes but other than that not a lot of complaints. Difficulty is probably the desiding factor, other courses in the area just have more land to work with, but overall its a good course for beginners because it will teach you control.

Decent course to play if you don't have a lot of time or during the summer when it's hot because most of the course is in the shade.

-Good practice for your short game and tight lines. You can play the entire course with a putter and not have to worry about bringing a bag.
-Several great ace opportunities. Hole 1 is short and open, and I've aced 3, missed 5 by inches, and hit the chains on 7.
-Can be played very quickly (my record is 12 minutes), so students at nearby Clemson University can play a round in between classes.

-Very overcrowded with trees.
-Some of the holes could be moved around a little to add some length to the course.

Not worth a drive to play, but if you're in the area and want to play a quick round or two, its a fun little course.

Could benefit a lot from the removal of one small tree right in front of the tee on 4 and a couple to widen the fairway on 6.

- Variety of shots
-Great use of space
-Interesting obelisk on hole 2 that gives the course a little bit of character
-Ace runs on holes 1 & 5
-Challenges your approach game and forces you to hit tight lines with your midrange.
-Pretty easy to navigate

-Lack of concrete tees
-Not a full 18.
-The course borders the lake, however, it does not come into play.

Short, technical course mostly in the woods.

This course is in a great neighborhood right near Clemson University. It's a fun course and worth playing if you're in the area, but I wouldn't make special trip for it.