Toisnot is a technical course, with 2-14 in the woods and 15-16 flirting with water. I found most of the holes to be challenging; making me think before most throws. It is not a throw it and hope for the best; you need to look for different routes to get your best score (throw out of the box) so to speak. You will need to be able to throw overhead shots, and anhyzers. I found the layout to be very good, and there is signage. The park it is in is a very nice park with a nice skate area, (for you guys that do both), and the park is well used. In the open field holes the grounds are well kept.

For me there were just a few cons for this course; a few of the tees can be hard to find. Form 9 you will need to go out of the woods toward the ball fields to get to 10; and from 14 go to the left walking around the lake to the 16 tee and then look to the left down the hill for 15. The wooded area can stand to be picked up some. There is still some stuff around from the floor from Hurricane Floyd in 96, as this complete area was under about 7' of water. On some holes the signage could be better and or signs pointing to the next hole. Could be rated higher if these were worked on.

Even though there are some cons, (that could be fixed) I will be returning to this one many more times if for the challenge alone. It looks like there are some low areas that would hold water, some were still wet. If the area has had a lot of rain it would be muddy or wet/standing. Be sure to have bug spray (it is a good idea on any course in the south late spring to late fall). The hours are 7am-10pm.