Upon arrival, you're greeted with all sorts of various things. Zip Lines, a decent sized pond, baskets everywhere. The course is very well maintained and you can tell a lot of hours have been poured into getting this course to where it is today. We had enough time to play a round from the blacks(longest) and the blues(shortest).

Some of the pro's I noted while playing a couple rounds there yesterday.
1. The teepads are really nice, although I could see these being a pain if wet.
2. The land is spectacular. Lots of room to expand if they ever wanted to.
3. The golf carts are a nice touch. Definitely made it easier to get around out there.
4. Lot's of various activities you can play if you need a break between rounds.
5. Makes good use of the water.
6. Outhouses everywhere in case nature calls.
7. Lots of signs everywhere to help get you to the next hole.
8. Some really good and unique holes.

1. You don't really need a varying shot selection to get around.
2. The black tee's left little to be desired. With some more work, they could be fun, but for the most part they offered more luck and than skill unless you're a Paul McBeth or Ricky Wysocki.
3. Safety of the floating dock teepad. We didn't play it, but it didn't seem very unsteady.
4. Having multiple teepads per hole is nice, but sometimes the teepads were only separated by about 10 feet and didn't really change anything for the shot.

I'll definitely be back to play it again as I didn't get a chance to play the red layout. This course has huge potential to be a top caliber course, but it needs refinement. I do recommend you stop by and give it a try. I'd be willing to bet that the Blue pads could be a blast to play superclass on.

The course has 4 to 5 signature holes that you won't find any where else. Two of my favorite holes are; The Ant hill #14: About 285 with the hill being OB besides the path up to the basket and the grass below the hill. Then there is #15 that our group labeled as TCP Sawgrass. Land on the green to be safe or you will end up playing from one of the two drop zones. Water surrounds the hole have fun.

Some of the holes are amazing with well established fairways. Other holes do not have well established fairways 7, 8, 10, 11 & 12. Once these holes are fully completed this will be an amazing course. This course also favors LHBH or RHFH, yet the course isn't fully set yet. I believe the owner is trying to make it an equal course for all. Also if you play here be prepared to lose one or two discs bring ones you don't care about for the water shots.

Holes 1 & 2 are well designed. Hole 3 is over water (high risk shot of losing a disk) need to establish a safe route ether left side or right side. Hole 4 good island hole water all sides can lay up on the drive then play safe up to basket. Hole 5 is a tee pad suspended by loggs over water. Hole 6 would be interesting with all the water around the basket to make it OB or drain/raise the basket so it's not flooded. Hole 7 good longer hole with a fairway. Hole 8 has OB left but no real fairway to throw grip and rip hope you find a gap. Hole 9 is fun go ace run and risk going OB. Lay up and have an easy putt. If you go long and your looking at a 14 foot high basket. Hole 10 good could use a little better gap to throw. Hole 11 &12 fairways need to be more cleared out for established routes to throw. Hole 13 opens up and has a route to take( I choose the thumber route because it is fun). Hole 14 & 15 see pro's. Hole 16 clear some trees out to make a 30 foot ring and don't make it easy for any throwing style then it becomes another signature hole. Hole 17 the wind decides if you land safe or go OB. Hole 18 you throw from a dock over water and it's really fun. The ideas the owner has for this course are amazing. Really good course hope it becomes open to public soon.