3 tees per hole that are completely different shots

Crush on the tee pads offer great grip

Lots of variety, this isn't a course where half way through you're thinking to yourself, 'didn't I already throw a shot like this?'

-Some railroad ties need to be flush to the ground. At this point some good roller shots could be blocked when throwing from the longer tees

With the 3 different tees it can really play as 3, totally different, courses. Worth the drive if your from out of town. If you're in need of a meal, (from the good hole you just took), there's a great deli at Trout's market in Woodsboro, the club sandwich is to die for!

Every hole has a fairway, locals actually complain about them being wide open. But, as you can see from other reviews, out of towners think it's too narrow on some holes. Our club has been weeding out some trees, but there IS a line on every hole. If you miss it then that's your own bad! I'm sure hole 16 is one of the holes people complain about. But, believe it or not, a lefty aced it from the red tee. The line is there, you just have to hit it

Also, multiple tee positions are coming! Stay tuned....

New pin positions throughout, tee signs will be updated sooner or later. So far holes 4, 6, 7, 11, 12, and 13 are in longer positions

Every hole is a different challenge. And with 3 sets of tees to pick from!! You have ace runs from the reds and bombers from the greens. And the blues are a great mix. The course is very well kept and not alot of people traffic. A++

I can't play here every day

The course is growing!! And the players do all the up keep

3 tee pads per hole. Makes for a fun course for every skill level. Everything is well marked. Great workout walking these trails.

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The local club is always expanding the hole. With new PIN positions.

+Three sets of tees, phenomenal variety of shot shapes required with 54 different routes
+Tees are now all packed gravel & sand and are very grippy. I played the morning after a hard rain and had no problems with tee traction
+Extra basket slipped in for the long (green) tee on hole 8. The green tee plays uphill on this hole while the red/blue plays downhill using the same fairway. Pretty ingenious design feature if you ask me
+Very hilly. I like courses that are physically demanding and this one really gets your heart pumping in a few places with its steep climbs. Some fun downhill bombs and downhill finesse shots too
+Gorgeous woods, isolated from the rest of the park, nice views of the valley on holes 1, 9 and a couple others
+Practice basket
+Port-o-potty in parking lot
+Double loop design, holes 1 & 10 tee off near the parking lot, so it's convenient to grab a mid-round beverage out of your vehicle
+A few trash cans here and there
+Several benches
+Good Innova baskets
+Navigation is superb. With the exception of hole 1 (where you can see at least two baskets from the tee-- throw at the one to the left with the big drop off on its left) and hole 10 (took a couple minutes to find it), there are next tee arrows on the baskets that point to the trail to find the way. I only had to look at the map on 1 & 10

-Biggest con, which really makes me consider dropping the rating on this course to a 4, is that on some holes, the fairway is just too tight, in some places as little as 5 or 6 feet wide. So, the luck factor is in play here on these holes and it's awfully frustrating
-Teepads are sometimes only 8 feet long, or ten feet long, but I didn't actually ever feel that my run-up was affected

Wow, this course is great. Only thing missing is a water-feature hole, or a par 5, but other than that, it's got so much to offer. The tee signs aren't the prettiest, but there's 54 of them out there and they give both distance and the change in elevation which is most informative. Not sure if the local club is allowed to chop down any trees, but if just a couple small trees here and there were removed, the frustrating luck shots could be eliminated and then this course would shine even more brightly. It's an awesome workout; by the time I stood on 18's tee I was whooped. This course is not for the faint of heart. The rough really isn't bad though, there's not too many thorns to deal with. Worth the drive!