I love this course. The holes are well designed. There is not much elevation change, but that is the canvas that the course designers were given. There are a variety of shots required as you make your way around the course. Tees are great. It seems pretty easy to navigate from hole to hole.

There is one big con. There are narrow fairways and the weeds are nasty. We saw 4 other groups on the course on a Saturday afternoon. 3/4 groups were searching for discs. The group I was playing with spent 30-40 minutes looking for discs on one home. I don't mind looking for an occasional disc but the opportunities for lost discs at this course are endless. We ended up sending a spotter down before we threw on the majority of holes. This definitely slowed our play. At one point a guy we saw looking for his disc approached us and went off for a good ten minutes about how frustrated he was. He told us that he had lost 2 discs that day. It was evident that he was emotionally distraught. He was in genuine pain over his experience at this course.

I think there are only two options at this point. Either a support group has to be formed to help the discers who have been wounded by this course, or mow the damn weeds back. I have to think that people are staying away from this course after their first safari. I know our group will not be returning until the colder weather comes and the weeds retreat.