The course is set up on a very nice college campus with some awesome terrain for disc golf. There's concrete tees on most of the holes here. These are good sized and are definitely better than natural pads. The course is free and was very clean and nice looking throughout. The baskets are nice, bright orange Machs that catch great. These are also really easy to spot in the woods. There's a good mix of distances and angles here to keep things interesting. There's tee signs at most holes as well. These are pretty basic but serve their purpose. They have the hole #, par, distance and a very basic hole diagram. There is also a good amount of elevation here that is used fantastically. Many holes have next tee signs which helps with navigation for the most part (see cons).

The navigation gets a little difficult from 9 to 10 and a few other places on the back nine. The map on this site really saved us some time. You have to throw over roads and walking trails in a few spots. Not really a con, just make sure you pay attention before you throw on these holes. A few of the next tee signs on the trees are in German or Spanish or something I don't even recognize. These are annoying when you don't speak or understand what they say. This is even more annoying when they put them on the back nine which is really tricky for first time players like us.

This course was way better than I was expecting. This is just a really well designed course. I actually liked this course better tan any at Anna Page.