-Easy to Navigate once you find the start. Map helps but not necessary.
-GREAT use of space to create holes that are challenging.
-Good mix of Hyzer/Anhyzer holes. For a backhander, there are 3 anhyzer holes and 3 hyzer. 3 you can do either.
-Grass is mowed and course well kept. Seems to drain well.
-Very low chance to lose a disc. Possibly hole 1 if you fade too far down the hill.
-Not too many people seem to use the course, and it flows well so it's hard to catch up to groups.
-Plenty of parking

-No tee pads, but there are clear spaces where you should throw from.
-Signs are missing on some holes, but the poles are up so you can see where to throw from.

I would give this course a higher rating if it had more difficulty. For the same reason, I give it a 3 instead of a 2 because it requires a variety of shots. A skilled player could leave with 8 birdies, 9 if they can throw 4 hundo. At the same time, you might leave with only 3 or 4 because you weren't as precise.

It's probably the best Church course I've ever played.

- It's never crowded
- There are a couple holes to air it out and a very technical hole to challenge you.
- Easy to navigate from hole to hole
- Clearly marked tee signs

- A couple of the tee boxes are loose sand.
- It is a very short course

Hole 7 will challenge anybody. There is no straight forward approach, as the basket is in the middle of a copse of trees.

Brand new course, first opened on I believe 6/30/2012.