Layout is very clear for most holes now. Pretty well maintained this season. Nice mix of backhand/forehand regardless of dominant arm. Nice and challenging, but can be easy to throw under par for big arms. Touch players will enjoy the wooded holes.

Packs a lot of fast run practice, and gives a great chance to test out discs in a diverse environment. Also,its quiet, not many people hangout there.

Hole 10 not clear where Tee is. Some holes have slightly challenging terrain in the wooded portions. Spry players will enjoy the additional challenge of danger in the rough, but its not ideal for those that are mobility challenged.

Hole 9 needs to go. Its a great 9 hole course, just using hole 10 as hole 9. I don't throw back to hole 4, its kind of a waste. Currently, since there is no hole 10 tee that I can find, I follow the path after 8 and keep to the right, you will see an opening with a concrete platform that I use as the hole "9" pad. I throw from there to the disc catcher that is to the right of the pond, right near the parking lot. Sometimes I throw right from the catcher at modified hole 9, to hole 1's catcher, and call that a par 4, 811fter hole 10, and run the course again obviously skipping 1.