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Pros: Tons of trees which make for excellent challenge. Elevation change also comes into play on many holes. Possibility of different pin positions. Requires a variety of different throws. Excellent course for 300 ft drives to weave around the trees. Most of the fairways have a very distinct flight path one should take. All Par 3 but extremely challenging due to the tight flight paths required. Just about every hole is possible birdie for Advanced players with the possibility of many Ace shots. Front 9 is very smooth play while the back 9 could easily jack your score up. Hole 12 is a well guarded basket, also hole 14 at pin position B is definitely a challenging par 3. Extremely popular course in the Lehigh Valley!

Cons: Need professional looking signs with hole#/distance to pin,par info, and flight path map to basket for all holes. Need to insert concrete tee pad for hole #7. Would like to see a trash can placed about every 6 holes. Due to the amount of people playing there, trash has been accumulating basically everywhere along the course.

Other Thoughts: Very nice course to work on distance weaves. One of my personal favorite courses. Was the first course i ever played on when i got into the sport and I always go back as much as possible. Would definitely recommend playing this course for anyone who is passing through the area! Side Note: PDGA claims that a 48-49 would be about 1000 Rating.

2 of 4 people found this review helpful.

Pros: - Short but technical course.
- Nice hike if you are into that part of the game.

Cons: - Holes are a bit hard to find.
- Tee pads on some holes could use some work.

Other Thoughts: Play on a rainy day because the fog adds a great atmosphere to the game.

1 of 8 people found this review helpful.

Pros: Great terrain and diversity. You will learn to control your throws or the trees will get the better of you. The tees and baskets are all clearly identifiable. Variety of distances makes it easy.

Cons: Just watch for basket placement, they have moved slightly since last year. Some throws are narrow, so again control is the name of the game.

Other Thoughts: We enjoy the course, not much low brush, easily walkable, and great diversity.

2 of 2 people found this review helpful.

Pros: Challenging holes, orange flags on top of holes to aid in locating the target. Maps are available online, and this course is very easy to navigate by your second time playing it. Benches, restrooms, and garbage cans are on the course.

Cons: Very hilly course (as it is built on a mountain) so sometimes your disc can roll far away from where you intended to throw it.

2 of 6 people found this review helpful.

Pros: Trees allow for some great and creative shots. Some of the views in the woods are just spectacular. It's a quick 18. I usually play it in about an hour and a half.

Cons: Easy to lose discs. Holes are not well marked, you can get lost easy. Trees eat your discs alive!

Other Thoughts: Love this course forever, so much fun to play every time.

2 of 7 people found this review helpful.

Pros: God bless the people who shovel the 3 feet of snow off the tee pads.This is a great winter course becuase it is short. Also great for beginners to get accuracy down.

Cons: Do you like trees?

Other Thoughts: This is the only course I play when there is a ton of wind and snow.

1 of 7 people found this review helpful.

Pros: 18 holes with dual tees on many, if not all holes, and rotating pin locations on many. Well wooded but decent fairways utilizing every shot possible. Many fairway misses are easily forgiveable (unless you go right on 3, etc.). Baskets are in great shape. First half holes mostly uphill, second half mostly downhill. Signature 14th is a 350 foot shot that you must keep under the powerline, and although the fairway is wide here, missing it probably means nothing more than a punch-out back to the fairway, depending on time of year. Well maintained. Picnic area with water fountain by hole 6, and practice basket as well. Concrete tees on white tees. Mando on 5 and new pin postion for 6 strengthen the course.

Cons: Summer bugs as per usual for LV courses. The first five holes have a lot more rocks than the rest of the course, so watch your step. Along with the changes to 5 and 6 came changes to probably the best hole on the course, 11. This new position eliminates ace runs and for me, anyway, totally ruined the course. The new pin position on 15 makes par next to impossible for an RHBH.

Other Thoughts: With the improvements lately, I felt compelled to update this review, and the local DG club here did a great job. There are also great tourneys here year round, doubles every Friday evening, and helpful locals. While some of the changes are nice and definitely add to the challenges, some things were better off the way they were for the longest time.

5 of 7 people found this review helpful.

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