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4.50 star(s) Play this course Pros: Everything. It's got everything. Trees, elevation, water, bridges, huge benches, 2-3 tee pads on every hole, wooded holes, wooded out into open field holes, open holes, long open holes, open field into the woods holes. Very well maintained. Nice scorecards, pencils, a...

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Looking to trade my Star Archon (175g) and/or my Star Firebird (171g). Firebird has a Northwoods Sandy Point stamp on it. Looking for a Blizzard Krait 157+ gram (preferably with a flat top, OR a Cryztal Buzzz, or a MVP Anode or Ion.

2.00 star(s) Good use of school property Very easy to navigate Nice trail Hard to impossible to lose your discs Scorecards with course map provided at each end of course!!! Plus pencils!!! Every course should do this! Crosses football fields, and during football practice, you will probably have to skip a...

2.00 star(s) Easy but nice Nice and easy. Wide open areas. You shouldn't be able to lose your disc here. Short distances between basket and next tee. Not busy on weekends. Nice signage and map of location of next tee. Not much of a challenge. Not usuable during school games, or practices. No water hazards...

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3.50 star(s) Great for exercise Lots of nice long shots to practice variety of distance throws, which means lots of walking on this course. Challenging holes. Our party lost two discs in water, we retrieved one of them. Clearly marked tees. The final holes are fun in the woods.. a good change of pace from...

1.00 star(s) Wouldn't travel further than a mile to play this -It's close to home. -You can throw from the top of a large hill (known as garbage hill due to it being an old garbage dump) to practice your distance shots. -CONFUSING. There seems to be no order to the first 6 holes or so. Most of the time...

4.00 star(s) Fun and Challenging 1) Flows nicely. You don't have to hunt down where your next tee is (Until the last several holes) 2) The water hazards are simply a very shallow, slow moving creek. You won't lose your disc in the water. 3) When you lose your disc in the woods, there are heavily traveled...