Ample parking on site of a very nicely maintained golf course
Pro shop where you can get beer and they have some tourney stamped disc for sale.
The course itself is a beast. It's very long with obs here and there that can come into play
Hole 1 is a perfect example as it's a 350 peninsula green with ob on both sides. The teepads are nice concrete pads. Tee signs are nice and descriptive, with hole length and obs
Baskets are in good shape and there's a good mix of par 3s 4s and even a big par 5
The course is very well designed and most the holes out here and big bombers with a few tight wooded holes thrown in
Water can come into play and there's a few water shots

Rec and novice players won't enjoy this course for the length factor
15 dollars a round with out a cart is kind of steep for disc golf "was worth it though"
Can get a little soggy in some areas
The clubhouse said on busy days you only get 2 hours to finish a round...with a group of 4 that's probably not going to happen.
Not much in the way of elevation change.

The lakeside course plays pretty back and fourth and in all honesty I don't think a cart will save you much time. The other side was closed due to wetness, but this place gives a great place of disc golf. No really iconic holes to me besides maybe the par 5 but this course is more on the 4.25 side to me and I wish we allowed quarter rankings here. Overall worth the play and cash to play at least once.

Great place to 'air it out' even for noodle arms who want to practice their drives. Beautiful place to play, several par 4's and a 990 par 5. Permanent baskets have been installed. Working on the T's. Only $5 for WSDGC members. (join up)

If you like wooded tight fairways then this isn't it. Yet, it is a fun course. The layout of the ball course kind of forced many rt forehand or lefty shots. Gives you a chance to work on your forehand or right turn shots. Plenty of places to go OB - not sure this is a con. Just forces you to be careful.

Go for it. You will enjoy your round.