Rich, the owner, has put in a ton of work over the years. His work ethic to maintain and continue the growth of the course is second to none.

Teepads are concrete and appropriately sized. Baskets are too notch Prodigy.

Alot, if not almost all, of the rough brush has been removed to speed up play and potential for lost discs.

The course is ever being tweaked and adjusted to maximize its potential.

I do wish there was a 4.25 rating vs a 4.5, but I know it will be at this 4.5 rating soon. And the course deserves to be above a 4 overall.

Clean and well kept.

Hole 12 is my favorite hole on the course.

Hole 6 green and hole 7 blue share a basket. Not ideal but not that big of a deal for casual play.

9 and 16 are tough though holes. The hardest two on the course in my opinion. They've been opened up a bit and have become a tad more playable, in terms of having an fairway vs a lane.

Please be sure to look at the dates for the lesser reviews. The course was in its infancy and had work that was priority over other things. Now that priority work is done Rich works on the maintenance side of things.

Hole 3 is the main hole that has OB with a neighbor that comes into play with a poor throw. Your disc will get back to you, when found and if your name is on it. Respect the rules and don't retrieve it yourself.

Hole 6 also has some potential for OB into a neighbors yard. I've had this happen once in the last 4 years of play here.

A great variety of holes. There are long let-'er-rip holes in open meadows, shorter "technical" holes in the woods, and holes that combine fields and trees.

Pretty much every hole has an interesting feature or challenging shot. The holes are tough but fair. Just execute your shots and you'll do well.

It's got the most unique hole you'll ever play -- inside a large hanger-like building, where you must throw your disc through the open door on the far side to reach the basket.

There are two tees and two baskets for every hole, so you can choose your level of difficulty.

Tees and baskets are generally well marked. The course is clean and well maintained.

Navigating holes 7, 8 and 9 can be a bit tricky the first time you play.

Sunnymede is a fun and challenging disc golf course. It's $10 a day to play, and it's worth every penny.