There were new innova double chain baskets and super nice tee pads. There was good navigation aids and signage at every hole giving distances. the scenery here is absolutely beautiful. there was slight elevation changes. The course was well manicured, and free from trash and natural debris. The drive thru Smugglers Notch to get here was way cool. The staff at was helpful and friendly and they had score cards and pencils available. It was free too.

If you are a disc golf fanatic and enthusiast like I am you are going to be very disappointed with this course. If you drove over 100 miles to come play here you might even be pi$$ed. What You have to take into consideration here is that this course is at a ski resort, and they need attractions to keep the family's money coming in during the summer. Their "off season". So they bought some really nice baskets and scattered them out on the side of a road or cross country trail out in the woods. Seriously, just imagine a road in the woods with baskets off to the side. It is great for the family who is vacationing there with a couple of kiddos who brought a whammo frisbee from walmart or a yard sell. For a true blood disc golfer you should hit some other course in the area and save your gas and time. Also the signs although they were nice were poor aids to the holes themselves. They gave distances, but showed the shots to the holes to be much different than they were. A right turning dog leg would be represented by a straight line for example. The biggest majority of the holes were right fades or right dog legs. After #14 it was like they ran out of room or something. #15 was a 66 foot hole. give me a break. #18 was only 121 feet.

Johnson state and center chains are close to here. Go there instead and enjoy a good round.