This beautiful 27-hole course is mostly full of well-designed technical wooded holes to test your shot-making abilities. It's a private course with the option of pay-to-play, or becoming an annual member, both of which are very low cost. The beauty and course character also changes throughout the seasons. If you think you have a hole figured out, just wait a few months! But the best thing about this course is the owner, Brad Pfrommer. An avid disc golfer who takes great care of this course and always has open arms to the local disc golf community with a large following of yearly registered members. There's also a new 9-hole pitch and putt course too.

Like most courses, it can get muddy after the rain, or after a snow thaw, and be careful of getting too far off the fairway due to prickly scrub here and there.

- Private course - super clean, quiet, peaceful, a lot of times you can see deer in the meadows, just a very tranquil experience overall.

-27 holes - mid-way through the front 9 there is an option to play a 9 hole letter loop. So bonus golf if you choose, or you can just play 18 holes if you're strapped for time.

- Pro baskets, tee signs, directional signs, homemade benches, etc. - you're not playing on homemade or practice baskets here, 27 DGA Mach V's in the ground. Basic tee signs provide hole number/letter, distance, basic layout, and hole names. Lots of directional arrows to point you to the next tee, difficult to get lost. Nice looking homemade benches on every hole to sit or set your bag down.

- Carpet Tees - the pieces or carpet are upside down and actually surprisingly grippy. They're just places on the ground so they can be a little uneven/lumpy in areas. Not turf or concrete, but not dirt either.

- Briar-Bramble-Bumble-Thicket - a lot of the bush here can be especially prickly and nasty. Just throw good shots and you won't have to worry about it.

The front 9 of the course plays mostly through a grass meadow, but there are enough trees/bushes on each hole to where you'll have to shape a shot to get close to the basket. the letter loop plays entirely in the woods. Shorter technical golf is the name of the game here, fairways are fair. The back 9 also plays mostly through the woods. Again, technical but fair, good shots are rewarded more than bad shots are punished.

As far as disc golf courses at a person's house go, this one is tough to beat. You can definitely tell that a lot of time and care went into creating a wonderful disc golf experience for all to enjoy. I live almost an hour away and would gladly make the drive a pay to play here over courses 10-15 minutes from my house.

Brad is an incredibly kind person who put a ton of work into his property to make a top notch course welcome to everyone. Even if you just play one round, pay the day price, do not litter, and be respectful.

I hope this course is here for many years to come!

- Very good directional signage
- Tees are well marked however they are just carpet
- it seemed there was a good mix of left handed and right handed shots
- very unique bathroom on sight

- seemed a little repetitious at times
- one or two of the baskets were hard to find
- did not have concrete tees. (but at least they weren't grass or mud.)

I thought I would review this even though I had only played it once because there were no reviews. I played with my father and we were able to navigate the whole course using provided signage alone (maybe a little hole intuition. I really liked the method used for payment. I would probably play this course regularly (even at $3.00)if I lived in the area. This is not a pro or a con, but the course is all in the woods. You will need to bring your control game and not your big arm. Overall I had a good time