No one has written a review for the "Largo" set-up of "the Links" course, so I will. This takes the normal 18 hole configuration and extends it to nearly 10,000 ft. with quite nearly twice the water.

If "the Links" is "risk/reward" then Largo is "you risk and you probably will get punished" for an errant shot of any kind (is there a rule as to how many " " " you can put in a sentence?)

This is not a course for the squeamish! If you can throw accurate 380' shots with deadly accuracy (yes, I know that was redundant) you will do well IF you play smart. If you can not throw deadly accurate 380' shots and come out wearing sandals and carrying three discs, God be with you!

This course is for players who want to challenge their skills and mental game.

This course does not attract much play from individuals other than locals and the layout can be challenging to follow.

This will get better when the course maintainers are allowed to put up better course markings and signage.

If you really want to test your skills and assess your mental game, this is the layout for you. It can leave you in disc golf ecstasy or curled up in the fetal position with an empty disc golf bag, wishing you never heard the name, L L L L argo *shiver*.