The course is set in a 5 star property will hills, trees, and gullies. Each of the holes has tee signs that include pictures of the "alleged" flight path and distance to the basket. The three baskets are yellow and stand out well in the forest. The map shows two tees per hole.

While the course may be on a five star property the design did not make good use of it at all. As far as I could tell there is no second tee for each hole. The tee sign is the only marking and it is tough to say if the tee sign is the long or short tee. There are only 3 baskets total. Each basket is used three times. If the course got any play this would be a major safety issue. Even with a map it was very hard to find the next tee sign. Hole 1 is the only hole with any kind of realistic flight line. It was four foot wide tunnel shot for 180 feet that curved slightly. The other holes had no real flight lines. Hole 7 was the worst culprit. There was no flight line and unless you get very lucky you will be playing plinko through the trees.

This course has issues outside of the design. From the parking lot you are looking at over an hour walk uphill to reach the course. No cars are allowed past the parking lot. Walking fast it took me 70 minutes to reach the course from the parking lot. On the way back down it took only 50 minutes. This is a huge amount of time to put into getting to a course that is not very good.

I am not sure why the course was placed that far up into the park. The terrain was fantastic even next to the parking lot and a five star 18 could have been put in. I would guess there were some government issues that lead to the course being put in so far into the park.