3 sets of tee pads which dramatically change the difficulty of the course. All with nicely done tee signs and good tee pads. The gold tees our insanely hard and give the open players the challenges they crave. Very well marked out ob lines with flags, and great mix of shots for forehand/backhand/turnover players. There's a little bit of everything and great mix of distances. Even a monster 1000 something foot hole 4 from the gold tees and a super hard 350 foot island hole to follow. There's good elevation change as well as a fun water shot on 6 which the card behind me threw in the drink. Garbage cans throughout the course. This is one of the most finished feeling Washington courses I've played and will challenge every aspect of your game. If you're not an open player I don't recommend the gold tees the blue and red will still be plenty of fun and can test your game. The course was fairly busy when I was their but not to bad for player traffic. The tee pads our very grippy and our very well done, the rough can be hard to recover from as it should be. there's really not to many cons here and is a great place to play

Hole 11 it's an okay hole but I don't think it's the best or most well designed hole. There's a tiny window off the tee box and dosen't really give a true line to the basket. There's some really great holes here but there's also a couple that don't really stand out, and just kind of feel like an average hole and nothing special. Some of the holes like 4 and 18 in the swampland our almost unplayable in the winter when it rains super hard

There's a giant kiosk board at the start of the course. As well as a massive disc return box. There's plenty of nicely done signs showing no littering, and no dogs follow the rules!