-very easy to access and play
-quick round (also con)
- good practice for advanced/intermediate players. Good confidence booster for beginners/intermediate players
-pretty, town park setting. Open fields for practicing drives. Playground, walking paths, skate park etc.

-very short, 12 hole.
-not the most variety of shots
- needs proper tee pads or at least tee maintence of the natural pads.
- no hole diagrams (not a necessity when you can see the basket and most obstacles on all holes)
-no practice basket
-No trash cans.
- could use a volunteer day to clean up the rough/tee pads, hanging trees limbs

A great little course close to Burlington. Very easy to play with beginners and a nice park to bring the family. It seems like with some work, this will break in to to be a great course. Really hoping they find a way to add another 6 holes or build another course!

-Nice Hole 1 raised green.
-SUPER nice 'Camel Feature' on 9. WOW factor.
-Pleasant mowed grass environment
-Good place for Intermediates to work on accuracy
-Quick round in area that needs the course.

-Super deep rough close to fairways!
-One intermediate tee. Not rec, advanced or pro friendly
-After #1 Green, totally flat.
-Many holes look and play about the same
-Hikers Bikers crossing through several holes.

NOTE: High hopes that this course will improve greatly. Local land activist Jim McCullough asked me to write the Town of Williston about 2 changes that would really make this a GREAT learners course.

1. As others have noted, the rough is REALLY deep here. See the photos of holes 4 and several others. I suggested a 'First Cut' or maybe even another 'Second Cut' of shorter rough so decent shots only get punished a little and half decent shots get punished a little more. Right now, if you are off a little you are off and searching which is pretty harsh for such an easy course.

2. This is an inherently beginners course that does not have beginner tees. A simple set of Survey Flags or Colored Stakes would do so no expense is involved.

Meanwhile, the current White (or Intermediate) tees are barely adequate for a compact X Step (3 step windup). And there are several holes where you are throwing right next to the hiking trail that runs right through the course.

So for me this a 2 star course with 3 star potential. The eastside of Burlington needs a course but most players would do better to go southside to CVU for now anyway.

Close to Burlington, so if you're in the area its a good play. Nice casual course that isn't time demanding. Well maintained. Not a lot of trees to hit, so getting to the chains is fairly simple.

Little elevation change. Doesn't require a large variety of shots. Short holes, no par indications. Playing 12 holes is strange because it is in-between rounds so scoring is tricky.

Local to Burlington
Great for practicing or for beginners, short holes and you can always see the basket from the tee box

Not particularly challenging
Only one tee box and it plays like a white.
Very easy to lose a disc in the tall grass next to fairways, many fairways could use a little wider mowing just so that discs arent as easy to lose. A typical round consists of at least one extended period looking for discs in the summer.

With a little less tall grass, this course could easily score higher.

- Course appears to be regularly maintained and mowed.
- DISCatcher baskets are new and well mounted.
- Signage is sufficient to navigate the course without a map.
- Compact layout is good for beginners or for a quick practice round.
- Lightly wooded for variety
- Some long grass in the edges, but free of brambles and brush where discs typically get lost.

- Only one tee per hole
- Each of the tee areas has a 4x4" wooden beam at the front edge, which prevents a normal follow through for run-up throws, so you need to tee off from a standstill or back up a couple extra paces.

This is a very good beginner course, as it doesn't require a lot of technical throws, and there aren't too many places to get into trouble. Aside from a small knoll for the first green, the course is very flat. All but three holes have a clear view of the basket from the tee.

Fall 2021 Update: The course has been changed to a 9 hole course form the original 12. Two holes were removed entirely and a couple holes were shortened. The old Hole #1 has been redesignated as a practice basket, and the course now starts with what was Hole #2. On the positive side, the dirt tee pads have been replaced with artificial turf, and the 4X4 toe beams have been removed.