Nice scenic front 18 added to an existing ball course. Green grass and well manicured palm trees make for a pleasant round of golf. This was a treat for me since I'm from Illinois in the area visiting friends in Arizona. Pay to play which I'm not opposed to as long as the course is warrants it. This one is deserving. $5 to play or $10 to play with a golf cart. I enjoy walking so I opted for the $5 option. Ponds throughout the golf course makes for a good challenge to save par. Slight elevation on some of the holes. There is a lost and found box and they post the names and numbers of lost discs on the website. Friendly and helpful staff. Pro shop on site. Not alot of discs but they do sell Innova and Discraft. They also sell unclaimed discs for 2-4 bucks.

I'm not sure how often the club house fishes the ponds for discs, but the most recent dates show as far back as November 13'. Some of the holes play across ball golfers fairways. Not alot of challenging holes as it is mostly wide open. A Lot of hyzer and straight shots. The ponds are the only real challenge on a handful of holes. Ball golfers have the right away which can turn a solo (hour) round turn into a 2 hour round if the course is busy. I've read that some ball golfers can be less than inviting. The staff tries to stagger tee times and group disc golfers together. The calling ahead for a tee-time requirement can be a turn off for alot of people. Good luck getting your disc back from the drink same day. You have to wait until they post it online in the lost and found tab of their website. I lost 3 discs to the pond in two days there. I live in Illinois.

All in all, this a solid course with beautiful scenery. They have a back 18 that unfortunately, I didn't get to play.