--The layout at this course is very fun, for sure a hike though! The way the design is setup, you pretty much play up and down the hill twice. Mt. Holiday is very challenging, elevation is a major factor on all nine holes.

--Hole #9 is exactly how you would want the last hole on the course to look like. An 865 ft. bomber down a cut ski run, from the peak of the hill to the bottom! The view from the top really is great too, we had to sit for a couple minutes and take in the scenery, especially after that hike though the first 8 holes.

--I heard they have maps now which should be very helpful with navigation, they didn't have any when I played though.

--Navigating here can be an issue if you don't know the course. When I went there were a couple times we couldn't find the basket at first, and we went to the am tees a couple times on accident. Overall though we found all the right tees and baskets in out first try.

--There's really not the best maintenance here, there were no signs and inconsistant tee pads. Even some arrows pointing to the right tee would be very nice.

-9 Holes

--When we pulled in the parking lot the place looked liked it was abandoned, and the entire time playing we didn't see one person on the property for any reason, let alone disc golfing. We were there at about 6:30 too, lol.

--Overall it's a challenging course with a pretty high fun factor. Mt. Holiday nicely compliments neighboring Hickory Hills on the other side of town.