You can drink and throw discs with amazing lake views!

I went to this course because it was listed as 3 stars, I'm here to fix that so others don't make the same mistake. I'm not even sure this course should be listed on here it's so bad. They are cheap practice baskets that aren't meant to be left outside, one was broken in half. There were no tee pads and most of the tee signs were missing, we got the map from the bartender and had to guesstimate. They put most of the baskets near the edge of the property where the rough is THICK and easy to lose discs. It was windy the day we were there and it got old quick. 8 1/2 holes and done.

It's cool that they are promoting disc golf at the brewery, but it's not ready to be listed on this site as a course.

- Awesome view
- Great brewery
- Cool and interesting holes (#3 plays through six silos and next to an old red barn)

- Very dense and tall rough to the right of #1 . . . My very first shot had a great line right on the basket, but a big headwind caused my slow Tee Bird to flip right just as it was finishing out and I spent a half hour looking for it and never found it.
- I couldn't find the tee for #2 despite looking for 10 minutes.

- Fun course to play after visiting the brewery and enjoying some beer. They make some decent beer and you can bring a growler of beer out on the course with you.
- Holes like #3 (through the silos) and #9 (ace potential) are a lot of fun to try.
- The farm land around the brewery is beautiful and very scenic.
- They had cornhole set up to the side of Hole #1. You can play some cornhole after finishing the course.

- Not too much in the way of challenging holes (8 - par 3's and 1 - par 2).
- Hole #2 needs a lot of maintenance. Very high disc loss potential here as you are throwing into / across a lot of knee high brush.
- Holes #4 and #8 run along a road that had some pretty heavy construction vehicles rolling through (there's a truck weight station along #4). Just watch out your don't end up with your disc in the dirt road, getting run over by a truck.

I had a fun time playing the course as I was traveling through the area on the way from Rochester, NY to Baltimore, MD. The beer there at the brewery was good and the folks there were very friendly. The course plays very fast, even for a novice such as myself. I went on a week day and it wasn't crowded, so I could have probably played it two or more times without running into another group. I hear it can get pretty busy there on the weekend though. I'll gladly visit this course again on another trip through the area.

-Craft beers on tap
-Gorgeous location
-Unique layout utilizing silos, pond, soybean field, etc.
-Tee signs with beer platforms

-Birdie ejecting baskets. I had one birdie attempt hit the bottom of the very shallow basket just to bounce out and one that passed through the chain sieve.
-Par 2 hole? Still an easy par to make but that just makes an ace a birdie.
-Pretty good disc loosing potential in pond, soy bean field, rough, blind tee shot.
-Very windy hill

This is an awesome place to visit. I wouldn't go there strictly for the disc golf but if you love beer and disc golf then it is worth the trip. The combination make it a really fun place and the setting is just amazing. I give them a lot of credit for putting in a 9 hole course just for fun, no charge.

Got to buy a Beer and Play the course. Nice lay out. Challenging trees and pond to play around. Nice Views. Fun little course you can keep playing and keep refilling.

wish it was 18. 9 is a great start though.