The course has several unique holes; hole one probably being the most unique. The course is left fairly wild with some nice waterfalls, rocks, and trees throughout. Definitely a challenging course where conservative, acurate shots are the order of the day.

The course has good aspects, but unfortunately I feel that the bad aspects outweigh the good. Although there are some unique holes, many of the holes are fairly bland and over grown. There is a river (not a stream) that runs through the course making disc retrieval almost impossible. For the most part the fairways are kept fairly trimmed, but aspects of the course are overgrown making finding discs difficult. Course is a hike. The first and last holes are overgrown by cheat grass with thistles; wear boots and avoid exposed socks.

The worst aspect is confusing layout and lack of direction. I could not found a map online anywhere. There are very few signs and many of those are wrong. Basket numbers are off or marked incorrectly. Finding the tee pad is a guessing game since most of them are simply marked by wear.

Overall, nice attempt, poor execution. Worth playing once for the several unique holes, but not a course I would frequent. Needs better signs and better care. If you are passing through Twin Falls, go play the CSI course instead.