-Terrain - plays through an area with rolling hills and valleys
-Baskets are excellent condition Innova Discatchers
-Solar lights on baskets for night golf
-Tons of variety here from open bombers to short tight lines
-Rustic camping on site
-Only $5 to play all day on 2 courses
-Fairways were mowed and the grounds were well maintained
-Trash buckets on almost every hole
-Tee signs and next tee signs everywhere. We never got lost
-Porta potty on site
-Tons of different tees on each hole from long to very short
-Concrete teepads are in for longs, the other tees are natural marked with flags
-Easy 9 hole loop if you need it
-Scorecards with map and distances
-Basket placements are excellent. Hill sides, top of hills, bottom of valleys, buried in trees. This has it all
-Small pro shop on site
-Owner is a great guy. Shot the breeze with him for a bit before we played

-Not a biggie for me, but worth mentioning, the course is mostly sand
-Hole 10 drives across the driveway, but I loved that hole. Shouldn't be a big issue since visibility is good, but there's that chance I guess
-There aren't many, if any, holes with a variety of lines off the tee. Mainly either an open shot, or follow one line. Not a biggie for me

We had a great time here. I wish we had time to play the other course too, but it was getting late. I loved the rolling terrain. It was hot and humid when we played. Bring your sunscreen as it is mostly wide open. Wind could become a factor here. Overall, I really liked this course and I will definitely go back next time we're in the area!

Huge hills---you're throwing across valleys and get awesome throws.
Cheap---I seriously would've paid $10 to play here, so much maintenance is done to have it in such great condition.
Camping---Awesome flats to camp ON the course.
Buy discs---there's tons of discs to buy at the little shop there.

Seriously I don't think there are any.

He's adding another 18 holes. Thinking of making a trip up to Michigan again just to play this course again...

- Amazing landscape, similar to Mason County, but overlooking the freeway instead of the lake.
- Well maintained at the moment, all fairways mowed, no overgrowth anywhere and clearly won't ever be.
- Absolutely NO POISON IVY to be found as far as I can tell.
- Well marked: signs, next tee arrows, maps, etc.
- Multiple tees for skill levels.
- Variety of shots

- Middle of nowhere for everyone.
- Does favor RHBH throwers, but is not at all unfair for LHBH/RHSA throwers.

- Sad to see even the half-dozen discarded beer cans etc. on the course, when it's private property with many signs stressing the please do not litter (but I picked them up). Hopefully that doesn't continue.