A challenge to find some holes if your not from the area or know the course to well, as they are obscured by trees and other holes may be close by (Did throw a couple times at the wrong hole)
The last hole is a challenge,550+ ft (I never did find it, even after searching for over 15 minutes, instead I shot at, if I remember correctly the 9th).
Loved the challenge the trees gave me and the river along the course. (risk a dog lag around a tree and feed the disc to the carp, or shoot wide and hope it lands in the open for a clear shot)

As wet as it is, almost felt like I was in a swamp playing. Advise against wearing sandles and socks.
Some of the signs were hard to read, as they were faded, making it difficult to figure out were the basket was.

If it was'nt so wet would rank it higher.

A variety of shots are needed to avoid the numerous trees and water. Good for any skill level player as there are some long holes and some short holes. Well designed layout makes finding the next tee a breeze. Signs on roughly half of the holes.

The course is usually muddy no matter when you play it. Also, because it is Fargo, there is nearly always wind, though the trees stop some of it. Could use a little more distance on most holes.

some major course changes have been going on lately, like a few trees have been cut down. The disc golf community is trying to put in new basket locations as well as alternate tee pads, to hopefully make this course back into what it used to be.

very challenge course for new beginners and for intermediate players. Good selection of short to long range holes. Hole 18 is very long for the distant throwers

floods during the spring and fall. Some of the signs are faded and need some improvement