The redesign of the course was a necessity. Due to flooding and the inability to keep up with the old layout, a newer less difficult layout has emerged. The pros are that the course is maintained a lot more frequently. A variety of shots are required on this layout. I use forehand and backhand equally, as holes are balanced for left and right turning and dead straight. The creek is used on several holes in the fairway as well as near the green, making for some tricky death putts.

The course may seem too easy for some. Granted some holes are difficult par 3's (3,6, 8, 18) the rest are very birdiable. The course was changed to accommodate a burgeoning disc golf community. An advanced player could easily shoot 7-9 down. But harder doesn't necessarily mean more fun right?

There some real stand out holes on this course and some holes that are purposefully reachable for an easy birdie. For a beginner, this course will be challenging and a whole lot of fun. For an advanced player you will have fun getting birdies. Stand out holes are 1, 6,7,8,9, 13,16, (love throwing a big hyzer through the gap on 17) Hole 20 is an island but isn't marked too well. There is a drop zone on the path up by the basket if you dont hit the island marked by the path, the fence, the road, and flags on the left. Better tee sign are in the works for the future once the club can build some funds up.