This course is beautiful. Well kept, difficult, and unique. Each hole has a little something different to offer. The first hole is a very wooded straight shot, the second is just as treeful but requires you to get some crazy hyzer (RHBH) to get anywhere near the basket, and that's just the beginning! There are three holes that are less than 200', but require throwing across a river or pond and under trees. There are several 400' plus holes, a lot of woodland to walk through, good use of elevation in several areas... There's just a lot going on! I disagree with another review describing holes 10-16. This was my favorite part of the course. Each hole is 350-450', more or less a tunnel shot, but each with their own unique variations. One hole requires more of a straight hole, the next more hyzer, one may have a few tree paths you can choose from. It was tons of fun, and on top of that, it looks beautiful. Each tree line has secret paths that lead across to the next hole, which made it feel like "the Secret Garden" or something like that while I was playing.

Some baskets were hard to locate at first. The signage could use a little bit of work. Other than that, there's little to dislike. I played a few other higher rated courses in the area (i.e. Middle Park) and I actually liked this course more.

There are a couple of holes that don't have concrete teepads yet, but I wouldn't worry about that. I know a few locals, and there are definitely plans to put them in, it just hasn't happened yet.

Great course, great fun, don't lose a disc in the creek!