Very well manicured course that follows the path of the main golf course. Carts are provided in the cost of playing and are needed as there are some VERY long distances between holes. As an older player from the Charlotte area, there are not many places I get to work on my long distance, not that my distance is ever very long, but I enjoyed getting lots of back to back throws where I could go 100%. Having sand traps to catch may disc and increase my score were both infuriating and hilariously fun addition to the game.

Tee boxes are not very well marked in a way that you can find them from a distance. The markers in the ground look great and are snazzy close up but don't help locating the tee pad when you don't know where it is. Most of them are somewhere near the main golf tee boxes but not all and some of the holes have significant distance between even the regular golf tee boxes so it really would be tough to find these without gps from the udisk app. If there is gps course navication in dgcr app, I haven't found it yet.

Even though this is disc golf, do yourself a favor and bring a regular golf divot tool with you. Many of the baskets are close enough to the golf greens that you'll hit at least one of them in your game and have to repair a divot or gash.

The obvious PRO is that you get to drive a golf cart around to play disc golf! The course itself was very well kept, no doubt a direct relation to it being on a golf course. I felt like there was a good mix of short/birdie opportunities and long bomber holes. If you want to stretch your arm a bit, this course will allow you to do it. Overall just a pleasant experience and nice break from your normal disc golf round.

The only real CON is the $12 per round fee. I feel like for $12, I should get to play as many rounds as I want that day. I guess technically, your mostly paying for the cart rental, but $12 is still a little steep for 1 round. Me and my buddy drove about 2 hours (tournament prep) to get to the course, so playing 1 round almost seemed not worth the drive/gas.

Regular golfers have the right away so just be careful. We tee'd off on a Saturday afternoon at 11am and there wasn't a ton of traffic, but enough that you couldn't just wander around aimlessly on the course. :--)