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4.00 star(s) A visitor from Sea-Level - Practice basket - Water Spigot - Tree trunk obstacles - Branch obstacles clear below 15' - Obstacles near tees - Obstacles near baskets - Spectacular Ponderosa pines - Stunning mountain views - Blind baskets - Clever use of elevation - Couple grip and rip holes - Great...

2.50 star(s) Caveat: This is the course I play most often, as it is only a short excursion off my ride home from work - however, if Woodland Valley moved 10 miles closer, I'd still play this course half the time. Different styles - Both great. Only two holes on the course are entirely bordered by woods -...

4.00 star(s) . . Setting: Have played CR Farms on two separate occasions now, two rounds each. This review is based on the most recent April trip to the area on a warm, dry, light wind day. No leaves on the trees yet, too early for black flies or mosquitoes, notably dry conditions the previous month and a...

I work in Biddo and live in Lyman (same zip as Alfred) - Count me as obscenely excited about this. For all the population, York county is only sparsely populated with courses - This will work. If it's as good as you say, I'll certainly be frequenting on the weekends. Probably a bit to far...

3.50 star(s) Nice, long spread out course - Nothing crammed-in about it. The holes lengths are split evenly with six each of par 3's, 4's and 5's. This really provides a lot of range and variety to work with. A handful of holes have some fun elevation change in play. After the first few holes, the course...

4.50 star(s) Exceptional course. So much care and professional landscaping went into the construction of this course. No expense was spared on drainage, culverts, bridges and surfacing. Wooded holes often have shade grass amongst the trees, which really pulls together the holes as a comfortable easily...

4.00 star(s) The most prominent feature of this course is the immaculate grounds keeping. Fairways are plush grass, maintained to the height found on a typical ball golf course. Old-growth willows and oaks adorn the landscape, intermixed with ornate duck ponds and a few man-made decorations. First time...

5.00 star(s) Stopped by from Maine for a round or 5 Gets a 5.0 from me because I have yet to play any better. I purposely stayed in Allentown for a weekend to explore the cluster of highly rated courses in the area. Jordan Creek was the one that drew me back for a total of 5 rounds before I left - I just...

2.50 star(s) For the disc golfing gypsies NEW SEMI-PERMANENT SIGNAGE - Previous reviews had noted navigation issues for first timers. Upon my first and only visit, I was pleased to find that white painted plywood arrows had been cleverly hung from the bottoms of the baskets, clocked such that they pointed...

3.00 star(s) Off to a great start ... Set-up in a public park, this course is FREE to play. The park is relatively small, maybe around 15-20 opn acres and the course plays primarily around the periphery. There is clever use of the natural obtacles, mostly oak trees, some mildly hilly terrain and an absolute...

2.00 star(s) Late season condition Interesting hill-side design. Hole 17 provides a unique opportunity to throw a 350 ft in the air on a steep downhill to the basket, for those of us who can't normally put that much distance on a drive. Being on a hill, the course is not prone to standing water or mud...