27 hole course with an abundance of natural beauty.

Horrible directional flow. The map you receive at check in is far from even remotely accurate! The transition from 7 to 8 is NOT easy to figure out. No navigational signs either...

A wonderful course that would be so much better with a map and directional signs. Expect to play a few times before you figure it out. After playing about 60 rounds here 8/2020-11/2020 I have it almost figured out haha.

This course was well-maintained and in good shape. It has concrete tee pads on every hole for all level of players instead of just for the pro/blue tees. The majority of the holes are easy to navigate. The first nine holes would be awesome for a lefty.

The course map leaves a lot to be desired. It caused more confusion than anything, but thankfully by hole three, there were plenty of signs pointing to the next tee. Most of the first nine holes go to the right, so if you're right handed, bring an understable disc.

I'm fairly new to disc golfing (been playing 11 months), and thus I am still acquiring a taste for technical courses. At my current level of play, it would be impossible for me to get close to par on this course. The majority of the holes are through the woods and very long. Maybe I should have played from the red tees, because my score dropped like a rock once I was in the woods. I have played other technical courses, but this is definitely the hardest so far. This course is just not meant for newbies.

I know I will probably get a lot of people rating my review as "not helpful", but whatever. This course was just too hard for me from the blue tees.