- Underbrush cleared
- Good baskets. Visible and catchy.
- Concrete tees
- Creative holes with good variety.
- Clear lanes on every hole.
- Excellent shop, knowledgeable owner
- Clean bathroom
- Driving practice tees with net
- Yes, there's an actual stone quarry (Hole 5)

- Often crowded

A year or two back they shortened this course to make room for the new longer course. Before they did that I would have rated this the #1 mid-size course in the state. Now it's shorter and while still great, it's maybe not as distanced from the pack.

I will try to expand on the other reviews already written about this course. I played here for the first time this year new to the area and I was very pleased with the condition of the course, the flow of the course and how nice everyone was. Some similar courses in the area are sub-par when compared to this course in both length of course and quality of play. The course has plenty of holes that require you to think about the type of shot you want to play while also having a few holes where you can focus on your driving technique when the holes are wide open.

Based on when I played I cannot think of any negatives about the course itself. There are the usual suspects like bugs, being busy, etc. but overall nothing that takes away from the course and what it has to offer.

this is a beautiful course. it's my understanding that some hole changes were being made while i was there, but i would never have known. the layout was great and it flowed very well. the course is very well maintained and it seems that losing a disc here would be hard to do. a great mix of shots. there is a wonderful clubhouse selling discs and disc gear...great prices on plastics!!

i can't think of any cons. was buggy when i was there, but so was the rest of Maine. get bug spray!

i was visiting a selection of Maine courses from Virginia when i played this course. i had a blast. bought some plastic and even got the chance to meet the owner, who is a super nice guy. the one interesting thing i noted about most courses i played in Maine (and not really a "con", so i didn't mention it in that category) is that there are a seemingly high number of holes that are labeled as par 4's, when here in Va they would be 3's. great for players from the south heading north, but maybe not vice versa. interesting.

A well-kept course with a wide variety of hole types to play. If you enjoyed the old layout, you will like this one too. That last monster hole is gone, but it has been replaced with a similar-distanced hole at the end. The course takes good advantage of the terrain and offers a mix of wooded and field holes.

The set-up of the tee pad on #1 is a great start to the course and sets the tone that you are playing on a great course.

The pro-shop is well stocked with both discs and snacks.

The length on some of the holes is rather difficult for beginners. Also, the course can get crowded (by Maine standards), but that should be relieved when they open their second course in the near future.

The aptly-named "Woodhenge" could be seen as gimmicky by some, though I enjoyed the uniqueness it added to the course.

For $5 you get to play all day and on a really nice course, so there isn't a lot to be negative about.

Update: They have now gone to the $8 all day rate, which seems to be common on the higher-quality courses in Maine.