This course is no joke. Be prepared for a fun 2 or 3 hours if playing with 3 or more players. Grab a map at the store/club house. Great views of the lake and surrounding hills. Course is well thought out and map clearly shows location for tee pads, baskets and out of bounds. One hole is 850ft plus, and has a clear view of the basket...good luck getting there though. 14 holes, 13 are brand new baskets, 1 is a propane tank on a pole on the side of a hill. No crowds here, buddy lost a disc there 2 weeks earlier, found it yesterday and it was in the open. Decent arrow signage directing you to the next tee pad. Be sure to grab a bite at the club house grill...you won't be disappointed. Very nice folks working there too. If you plan to play both North and South courses I would recommend the North one first. This course is big, I think we covered a little less the 7 miles.

Tee pads could use some work. All are dirt and are identified with a flat log that has the hole # and approximate length carved in it. Taller signs would be better so you could see the pads. It was difficult to find some of the pads even if you were 10ft away.

Love this course, similar to Finnon if you've played there. Lots of elevation change. Be prepared to walk, especially if your disc heads down the hill. This course isn't for beginners you will be searching for your disc in thick brush and walking up and down the hills a ton. If you are a intermediate or better player you will have a blast. If you play both courses you will get your exercise for the week.