Very well marked. Great map at paring lot. Whites, blues and Red tees. Very friendly enviorment. Good diversity. Airplanes. Great course for airplane lovers.

Poison ivy on front 9 red tees. No really, alot of poison ivy. Almost unplayable.

On vacation, want to try something new, Lazy Frog in OB for disks. Course is 15 minutes away. Fun course that hooked me on disc golf. Thanks Jake.

It's on the island!.. Good strategic course more based on the Red tee! from tire basket in early 2000's to chain basket! improve course designs. 3 choices, Blue, White, and Red tees. Blue and White tee toward to the same 18 basket. For the Red tee toward to it's own basket. 36 basket total!

Nothing, Just limited parking space for more than 30 cars. One food near by, By the airport's gas station with some menu meal. Some of Red tee will toss through to the bushes area.Possible harder to search through the summer time.

Red tee need more of guide to next tee. But basically just following the path.

Nice natural setting in a forest with large open areas. Good variety. 2 sets of tees for each hole. Lots of different types of trees. Uncrowded when I was there (probably heavily used during the summer months). Centrally located on the island next to the airport, and easy access from the bike trail. Free to play (there is a donation box on one of the holes, so leave something). Well marked tees and good signs. Easy to navigate.

Lack of elevation. The rough can be, well, rough. Watch out for poison ivy. 2 holes cross areas where there are walking/jogging trails, but there are signs telling people to beware of flying discs.

A little hard to get to, especially from the mainland, but well worth the effort. Martha's Vineyard is a great place to spend a weekend. Rent a bicycle, explore the island, and don't forget your discs.