Interesting holes, with some fun lines. Lots of trees, so finesse is more important than strength on this one.
Lots of elevation changes.
Park nearby for activities for family/others.

Not a lot of open holes to really air it out. Can be a negative for beginners, but presents a fun challenge for intermediate players.
Can get frustrating if you start nailing the trees and don't have time/patience.

If you like the finesse holes, you will probably like this course. If you play with a friend that can really let em fly, this is a good course to even the playing field.

Pros: The scenery at this course was amazing. I loved the view of some shots.



Concrete Tees were nice and in good condition.

Signs - Maps are some of the more accurate that I've seen.

Elevation - Elevation varies and this course is definitely a hike.

I liked the short nature of some of the par 3 holes. It made things fun.

Baskets:
Not all of the baskets are identical which means that some have one set of chains and some have more. I had 2 spit outs due to the baskets with 1 set of chains. Baskets are all facing their respective tee pads. One basket in particular was in a cement block above ground.

Tees: Only one set of tees for each hole. Could not find tee pad for Hole 18.

Signs: Signs have graffiti and some wear to them. Could not find signs for a few holes.

Had trouble distinguishing baskets between holes 10, 11, and 12. Very close together.

Definitely need to be somewhat accurate or you'll have some difficult shots to perform.

I had fun playing this course because it was out of my norm. I didn't think it was in too bad condition but it could use some work on it.

Very well thought out basket placement. A good place for a beginner to learn the ropes or for someone with experience to sharpen some skills.

Much of the brush is thick and easy for a disc to be lost in.