This course a lot of elevation changes....you WILL get a walking workout. A lot of woods and tunnel shots for both lefties and righties. Course is usually groomed in fairways and has gotten better over the years. Good baskets and tee boxes.

Like i said earlier..it is a workout...you will be tired of walking by the end of 18 holes. You are ALWAYS in fear of losing your disc, so after every throw...CAREFULLY watch your disc or you may lose it In the woods. Not many OPEN holes to grip and rip without worrying all the time. Ok...one word...TICKS! I got a tick a year ago and got the LYMES...so wear all the protection needed to help yourself. The course NEEDS defintate arrows or something to show you where to go next.

I have explored other courses and I realize it is SOO much more fun not worrying about losing discs. If you like the deep woods and tight corners and placement shots, this is the course for you. For me though...I kind of am done with this place and will play courses more open so I can watch my disc FLYYY!

Concrete tee pads for most holes. Baskets are in decent shape.

good course if you like very technical shots. Lanes are very tight on many holes.

Lots of elevation.

Lots of temporary tee pads right now. Not sure why. Original tee pads looked okay.

Very tight lanes through the trees.

Lots of trash. Bugs too.

Unsure of the high rating for this course. I expected better than what we actually discovered. It would be nice if they trimmed some of the undergrowth along the throwing lanes. Better signage between temp tees would be good too.