Some nice challenging holes being both wooded and open. a few nice lanes to the baskets.

NEED BETTER SIGNS!!!!!!!!! and some work on the tee pads cuz someone is gunna twist an ankle.

there is nothing wrong with hole #1. those of you who skip this hole are just a bunch of wuss'

- short, mostly wooded course (only 4 holes in the open). could be played with fairway, mid, and putter because this course is more about accuracy
- back 9 has more interesting change in scenery/topography, helping create more enjoyable holes. hole 10 begins over by the pond
- course designer has been working hard to improve course recently, widening some fairways and adding new basket placements
- nearly every hole has 2 basket placements (if not 3) that are changed during the year. these changes can alter disc selection and your line (rather than simply causing you to "just throw farther") and help the holes feel fresh. this is the only course in rochester that has so many different basket placements, which i consider a very cool feature
- several baskets are elevated on top of rocks, which make for a fun putting experience

- hole #1. fairway is now more reasonable, but if you go off the fairway, the rough is a beast. if playing with a group, use spotters. can be EXTREMELY frustrating, and can really make the start of your round sluggish.
- signs. they're somewhat functional, giving you an idea of basket location and tees, but the graphics are horrible.

suggestions:
- skip #1 altogether to avoid a slow/annoying start to your round. instead, start with #2 and finish with #19 (the practice basket near the parking lot) by teeing off near the woods after 18. or, we also like to finish by using the tee for #12 (the peninsula tee) and throw over the pond to basket #10. very fun.
- if you find the front 9 to be too wet, consider heading over to the back 9. i've never found it too wet to play and is usually considerably drier if there's been rain.
thanks to the designer:
he's put in a lot of work recently and you can tell that he really cares about improving the course.

multiple basket placements throughout the year

creative mandatories, and names for every hole

practice basket by the parking lot.

a lot of fun to play in the winter.

steaks on top of the baskets make them visible from a distance.

located at a town park with a large amount of athletic fields for football, baseball, and soccer. can be very busy during the nicer months. some of the holes play very close to a number of these fields.

most of the signs have been updated, some still have complicated "distance addition" on them (hard to explain check it out for yourself).

course has undergone quite an overhaul this fall. many changes have been made to fairways, adding a kiosk by the practice basket, and even hole locations. some little changes including updating the signage, steaking out multiple tees, and adding steaks to the tops of the baskets have made a big difference for the better. this is a nice course for the winter since the park is a lot quieter without sports going on. this course still doesn't crack my top 10, but its a step in the right direction to being something great someday.

A mix of shots here. Some open long rips and lots of tight wooded technical holes. And my favorite's are the few that tee off in the open but you must get up through a tight alley to a basket in the woods.

Hole #1 is terrible. It was originally a long open shot from near the road towards #2 across what is now the new baseball field. Now it is just a 500' long blind shot after blind shot mess up to the basket. Very strange and upsetting.

Most of my other con's lie with the back nine. Not much variety from #13 on out, short, tight and wooded except for #18 which is a marathon hook through the woods.. Strange/unrealistic mando's also make you wonder.

Love the practice hole near the parking lot. Signs on every hole make navigation pretty easy. But finding #10 is tough. Go across the park road after #9 and head for the swing set. Tee is located behind them throwing over a slight hill to a wooded basket.

Don't have alot of power? Not a problem here, accuracy is the name of the game at this course. Signs make it easy to navigate. Cool in the woods on a hot summer day.

Very tight fairways. Throwing overhand makes or breaks your game for too many holes. Few instances of elevation change. Hole 1 is very hard and if you miss the fairway you may never see your disc again. There is a pond in the middle of the course, but it is never utilized. A shame. Lack of variety.

Average course all the way around, but it will definately give you a lesson in throwing for accuracy. Don't try to do too much, just hit the fairway with every shot. There are a few really fun, well designed holes, but there are also many bland, boring holes. Par for the course is not listed on the website, but the signs list it. It's 56, holes 1 and 18 are par 4's the rest are par 3's

Baskets in good shape with nice markers to next tee, Tee sites fairly easy to find with signage for each hole. Possible signature holes (# 6 with Mando & 90 degree turn in fairway, # 12 open field drive & then into woods) Interesting mix of holes from # 7on through to # 18 with some elevation in play, in and out of the woods.

Tough start on # 1 where an errant throw is greeted by tangled brush on both sides. Even fairway on # 1 was high weeds. Holes 2 - 6 play much the same way, no real variety until you hit # 7. Transition from 9 to 10 is tough (no signs) if you don't know where you are going.

This park was very busy with soccer tournament but it had no effect on parking or play. Woods were nice and cool on a very hot and humid day, caught in downpour on the last few holes but well sheilded by woods there also. Drove some 30 miles to play this but may not return soon.

Located just west of Rochester, NY. Most holes play in the woods. A nice course that is still rough around the edges. Great location for a course except one hole plays near a little league field. (This may have changed) Most holes play short but ae not easy.