It was as advertised and indeed Out Yonder. The course is located on Dan's personal slice of Americana. It is secluded and peaceful. The course itself is just ok. There is a mix of holes and some of them were quite enjoyable. On my first play through we played pro tees and there were some challenging holes. 2 tees for most holes and 200% more horse than any course I've reviewed thus far. Dan was also extremely helpful and hospitable in the use of the course.

What makes the course scenic is also what make it unforgiving on some holes. Some of the wooded holes require perfection or you will be wading through thorns and brush with the hopes of recovering your disc. There are some pad placements that seem ridiculous in their placement and hard just for the sake of being hard. Not challenging, just pointlessly hard. Don't follow the gps to get here or else you will be driving down a narrow road that the locals dump their trash on.

All in all, its a decent play through but not worth driving too far for. If I lived nearby I would play it on a semi regular basis. I wouldn't recommend it if the weather is either too cold or hot. As the previous reviewer JLingus stated, there is no elevation and on your way there be sure to talk to Dan for direction. When you do, bring a banjo and some moonshine and enjoy a nice round of country disc golf... Out Yonder. Thanks again Dan.

This course was pretty basic but had some very fun challenging holes, some which were over a small pond and some that would test your accuracy as well as some that would let you open up the power. Definately a peaceful setting (really out in the middle of no where) hence the name "Out Yonder" the tee pads were not concrete but were a good size for a good run up. The owner Dan was very helpful getting us to the course and allowing us free roam of his property while he was away. The course was tricky to find also but Dan told us how to get there since the GPS on the phone was not accurate

While it was a fun course and a change of scenery from our local courses it did not have any elevation changes (which is typical for a Florida course) Like I mentioned above, It was very difficult to find the course using the gps on the phone, it took us a very different route and we had to call Dan the owner to guide us in. Many dirt roads to get to the course which are not ideal for a lower sports car that we were in. The wooded areas around the greens/fairways were basically razor grass covered in thorns..had some painful retrievals

Overall, not a bad course, I give it a 3 rating simply because it was a so so course to play without much to make it stand out. Definately a good course for the area if you want to play a quick round but not great enough for us to make the 2 hour road trip to again.