Pros:
This newly installed gem at the base of the mountain is what more ski resorts need to learn from when designing courses.Yes we want terrain elevation both up and down. You can find it here, and not the kind that is hell on the body and disc, but the kind that makes the round more fun and enjoyable.
Yes we want a mix of wooded and open holes. Right on here. You will find a balance of holes that will test both the big air rips and the fine finesse flicks.
Nice tee boxes and baskets? Of course you need those and they are here. You can find nothing to complain about here in those departments. The rubber fly mats are plenty wide and flat and level.
Navigation can make or break a round, and somebody must have let them in on this secret, because they went all out when it came to ordering signage from the print shop. High quality tee box signs are mounted on stumps at every hole with hole number, footage, flight path, and obstacles.
Views! The added bonus of the views from up on the side of the mountain across the valley's are breath taking. You will stop for picture after picture.
Cons:
A few of the holes are quite similar to each other, and you will feel that you already played something like this. I am sure as this course goes through its growing pains that this will change.
Some of the walks between holes are on the longer side, but it is to be expected that this may change also as the course matures.
Underbrush to the sides of the fairway can be dense at times, so finding bad shots may prove to be difficult.
Other Thoughts:
This was by far the best "ski hill" or "alpine course " that I have had the pleasure of playing so far. I usually am not a fan of them because they think that all they have to do is throw some baskets out in the middle of the huge wide trails coming down the mountain and they have a disc golf course that they can charge you an arm and a leg to come play. Here they took a different approach. First of all six dollars a day is cheap in my opinion.
Also you don't ride a lift to the top and struggle your way down, you start around the base lodge and change elevation every hole both up and down, but never so much that it is un-enjoyable.
I really enjoyed playing here and I would suggest that if you are in the area you give it a try.