The course itself is not too bad. The holes are uniquely different and the layout of the course is well done with plenty of challenges. The area is nice and the course itself is never very crowded.

All the pros are instantly wiped out when you realize you are playing disc golf in an entire brier patch. The entire course is swarmed by thorned plants which range in size from waist high and incredibly dense, to the fairways where they are chopped down and it's like walking over a bunch of cut down bushes. Unless you throw perfect shots routinely, you will spend a lot of time looking for your disc in these areas and it is possible to find many discs as most people will just give up (myself included, I lost one disc but found two others).

All in all, it's hard to recommend this course simply due to the fact that every hole at every turn is just thorn bushes. It is virtually impossible to avoid them even in the fairways. You will either bleed profusely if you wear shorts or cut up your pants. You have been warned!!!