Well maintained fairways as this is a ball golf course
Cart rentals available (and MUCH recommended)
Very good tee signs

You have to share the course with ball golfers
long walks between several holes (which is why a cart is much recommended)
Cheap baskets
Tee pads inconsistent

First of all, let me say that I am over rating this course because it is a pleasure to be able to rent a cart and to play disc golf on a ball golf course. As far as disc golf courses go, this is a decent course, but not great.

With that said, the course has great elevation and really is a bomber course. There are only a few holes that you need to be technical

RENT A CART, there are long walks between the holes going up and down hills. A Cart will be much beneficial and give you a better overall experience.

It was 100 when my wife and I played the course, I never would have survived without the cart.

Best hole on the A course is hole 10, specially from the White tee. With the green and bunkers considered OB, this hole really relies on a decent, well placed first shot to set up the upshot for a chance of a 3. Of course when I go OB twice, I didn't even make par.

My knocks against this course are the use of cheap baskets and that they used the cart paths on most of the holes as the tee boxes. While this did give you cement tee pads on most of the holes, I would rather see them eventually invest in real tee boxes.

The other issue is that most of the course uses the ball golf fairways. This means wide open shots on most of the holes. Most of the time on disc golf courses on ball golf courses you can use the land between the holes. However in this courses case, there are homes surrounding the holes so using the land off the ball golf fairways is pretty much out.

Would I play here again? YES, I really would love a chance to play this course when it was not so hot. The day I got to play I had the course to myself as they were actually closed and let me play anyways. I even had to lock the gate when I left.