long challenging ,woods, big water hazard, titans

well were to begin no signs, no pads, no clue where to begin or end, woods and water eat discs like candy , better get a guide or you might not find but 1 or 2 baskets , needs finished

once it is finished it will be one of the better courses in the area but alot of work is needed first a LOT

several open holes with nice fairway.
Great location right I-44 and I-270.

This course was difficult to navigate. There were no signs anywhere showing which way to go. The tee boxes were hardly marked by by small orange flags with the numbers written in sharpie. Almost every hole was unmarked and it was difficult to tell where the next hole was.

The vegetation was very thick and every throw made me fear I was going to lose a disc. I would suggest having a spotter go halfway down each fairway to spot where your disc lands. No signage on the holes to tell you what is par.

My legs are itchy and it looks like the course floods often and the beavers have made damns all around hole 5. If you plan on playing this course I would suggest waiting until winter when the weeds have died. I would also suggest bringing the bug spray and wearing pants and a good pair of hiking boots. Actually on second thought I would pick a different course to play.

I was really disappointed with this course because it is so close to my house. I hope that they make some improvements to the course and then it would make it a better course. Some better signage and maybe a weed wacker.