funnest gunner in the state, just rip it and watch it fly, love that ocean breeze, baskets are great, lots of area places {mall, beach, night life oldport} to entertain the gf

i have 2 z flicks, 1 buzz, 2 wraiths, 1 destroyer, 1 tee rex in that damn pond....u must play that 1100 foot par 5 and birdie or u havent lived

the last 300 plus feet of that 1100 feet plays over the pond or out though a wooded line

Lots of variation from hole to hole
Interesting pin placement
Decent pro-shop

Can get wet
Busy at times

Overall this is a great place to hit up in order to play a quick game in the Portland area. This is a great place to bring a beginner to practice.
Would play here again, but nothing really stands out as "special."

The pro shop is great, with excellent pricing on a wide variety of discs. Dave is very knowledgeable and willing to help out. They post lost discs online from time to time and usually call if you mark your phone number. I know I've received a couple calls for my discs that were dredged out of the dreaded Water Hole of Doom. Interesting pin placement makes for challenging shots on a few holes. I play here every week and I don't get tired of it. It currently has the longest hole in Maine, known to some as "the Don Johnson" on the Pro course. Always very well manicured greens with barrels at each tee pad for refuse/recycling.

Definitely use water-safe footwear, as it can get pretty soggy out there, even after some dry weather. The Water Hole of Doom (was 3, now 12 after the flip-flop)

I think the $5 fee to play is very reasonable for what you get. It's an easy 10 minute drive from downtown Portland, so it's great for an after-work round (or two).

Well groomed, open course with challenging water and woods shots. Convenient to the highway and Portland Area.

Lots of wet spots, wear boots. Windy at times.

There are some great pin placements (hole #6) and lots of room for the big arms (#1, #8, #13). The prices are about average for a pay-to-play, and they put in the effort.

awesome grooming. Great pro shop.

marshy everywhere! learn how to dig an irrigation canal. cramped. Not enough variety and trees.

ive been playing this course plenty of times in the past four years. It's only been very very slightly improved in that time, compare this to gorham that gets much better every year.

i enjoy this course much more now that i've purchased an expensive pair of waterproof shoes.

Extremely well manicured grounds like a traditional golf course. This may be a turn off for some who would rather a conventional DG course with more woods but I found it unique and refreshing. Well designed with challenging water hazards and basket positions. 1108 ft. hole 9 is the longest I've played to date and was really tough.

Mostly out in the open with a country club/traditional golf course vibe. Lack of trees would make it very tough on a windy day.

Water hazards may bother some but they are supposed to make it hard! If you don't want to lose a disc just lay up and play it safe! The price may be high for DG, but I did not have an issue with it because it was clear they have invested a lot of time and money in professionally maintaining the course.

$5 for all day play, great course for those who like to air out big drives. Although it's open, it plays to a technical player's strengths also.

Water hazards may scare some newer players away, but just play away from them.

Great course for beginners and skilled players. Highly recommended.

Long holes, very wide open for long distances drives. Unique holes that are interesting and fun to play.

$7 is rather expensive to play, and I usually lose a disc there making a round or two cost at least $20. The holes would be just as fun if they weren't so close to the water. I finally bought a disc that floats after losing 4 in the various ponds.

Damn you water hole #3!