If you are a beginner, it could be fun. Everything is short and straight.

Seven Springs rebuilt the course in a new area. It no longer matches the original course that you may find a map and scorecard listed on this web site. It is very simple, basic and short. Not what I expected. Like the title says, very disappointed. No tee pads, no signage and a lot of broken chains on baskets. But even if you are a beginner, its can be challenging because errant shots can easily be lost in the tall weeds that line the fairways.

Here's how my experience went. I bought two $10 lift tickets up to the top, one for me and one for my partner. The woman I bought the tickets from in the main lodge was rather clueless about the course or where we were supposed to go to. We eventually made it out to the lift and headed up the hill. As we rode up, I pulled up the course map on my phone and attempted to locate tee and basket locations which was futile as I could find none. Even the guy at the top of the lift that hold the chair for you as you hop off didn't know where the course was. We walked to where the first tee was supposed to be and didn't find it. We walked some more and eventually found a basket near the Tahoe Lodge. We went inside the lodge to inquire about the course, a Seven Springs employee walked us out to show us where the first tee was, it was marked with a tall red stake that if you walked by you would think it was placed there by a survey crew or power company to mark something underground. He also told us the course was moved and shorted to only 9 holes for the "white shoe" crowd. So don't expect anything challenging if you play there. There are only 9 holes which start next to the Tahoe Lodge and run downhill from there. I was told if I wanted to play a second round to make it 18, I would have to pay for another lift ticket up to the top. Simple red stakes marked the tee, and the baskets. Most holes are about 200 ft in length and none are very challenging. They are placed sequentially almost in straight line moving downward. There was one that was kinda long, it was closer to 300 ft. But most of the holes are in the 200 ft. range, except for the last three, they are piddly 50-75 ft. After playing, the funnest part of the round was lunching a few off the side of the hill down toward parking lot.

If I knew that the course was this pathetic, there is no way I would have drove out to there to check it out.

I wanted to post this to save someone else the disappointment and letdown I experienced. Bummer.

The only thing nice was the view.

Everything about this course was bad.
1. Not well kept.
2. This course eats discs.
3. Too many people walking all over the place.
4. Did I mention your going to lose some discs.
5. Baskets look old and rusty.
6. Tee pads on slopes or have bad footing.

First time I have played this course, and it will be the last. Not worth it. It's like a novelty created by someone who doesn't understand the game. Sure its cool to be on a mountain and throw long drives down hill....only to lose your disc. I would not recommend playing here at all.

The only thing I liked about this course was the ride up the ski lift!

After getting off the ski lift, the experience literally went downhill from there!
1st problem, signage was really bad- had a hard time finding tees, even with a map!
2nd problem- natural tees on the side of a ski mountain requires footing of a billy goat! Always throwing off balance and worried about twisting an ankle or falling down.
3rd problem- yeah, there were a couple of nice views, but for the most part the course was just plain ugly.
4th problem, lots of undergrowth and wind caused too many worries of the course eating the discs.

I've played a few courses over the past 25 years and have to say this one was just plain awful. Would not recommend.