This is a fun, fairly easy course in the middle of the rural Yadkinville area. This is a great introductory course for newbs, potential lady friends, and anybody else you're looking to impress with your 250'+ bombs. Lots of open holes with ace potential, a smidgen of elevation change and occasional trees to avoid. The wooded holes are short but still solidly fun and not too easy. This is basically Yadkin Co. DGC with training wheels.

The course is a decent 50/50 blend of field holes with pesky tree lines and technical, wooded holes. This variety gives it more cool points than most of your mediocre courses. It's also a very solitude course with seldom other players and especially other people in general since there's nothing else in this park. That is actually really nice in these Covid times and the surge of traffic.

The holes are fairly straightforward and unremarkable in terms of novelty but they're certainly better designed than your typical "park employee/boy scout that just did 5 minutes of online research about disc golf" type courses.

One of these holes needs a polesaw in the worst way. It's a left to right downhill into the field but there is no ceiling whatsoever to work with. Massive skips or cut rollers are your only two options. This was the only hole that made me go "Hmmm."

There's a bathroom onsite but if you're a big amenities guy this isn't your cup of tea RN (right now).

Good baskets, tees, signs, easy to navigate, all the essentials.

My crew played Ript Revenge here and it was a blast, great course for spicing up with a game or side bets, etc. It's not going to attract anybody looking for a lot of challenge but it is a good track for testing out new discs, form work, etc.