Park style golf that's great for beginners or vacationers. Relatively open and simple. Some of the longer shots use available obstacles and elevation to create interesting holes. Seems to be in it's own area so no worry of non disc golfers.Equipment is newer and works great.

The course uses 9 baskets and two pads per basket to make 18 holes. It never really changes the hole other than it being longer so this doesn't really vibe with me. It's more of a 9 holer.It's fairly straight forward and open. There is one big hill that makes a few holes more interesting but for the most part it just suits beginners or families. It's great for that purpose.

Theres no reason to drive here to play it but if you're in the area it's the best course out of the three. It accomplishes its goal and hopefully brings more people in the area in to disc golf.

New, concrete pads for all tees and brand new baskets in great shape. The front 9 is a short layout, and the back 9 is a long layout using the same baskets with added difficulty beyond distance because of trees and tee positioning. We really enjoyed our round thinking of the front 9 as a great warm-up, and the back 9 as more challenging. Some interesting holes with significant elevation changes, both up and down. Maybe the best course I have ever played for simply working on your game.

None, really, as long as you know what you are getting into. Not beautiful, not too challenging, but well maintained and a perfect place to practice.