This course is beautiful. There are some great rolling hills, tall grass, and a good mix of long/short and woods/open holes. The park itself is huge and we never once ran into other park goers on the course.

The baskets are bright orange DGA Mach III's and they catch really well. The color really stands out and is easy to spot.

Every hole has 2 concrete teepads with its own teesign. A lot of these also have trash cans and benches.

There are 3 pin locations on each of the holes. They range from very easy to very challenging.

The course is also easy to navigate. There were only 2 instances where we got mixed up on where to go but we found our way.

The only water spicket I saw was near the practice basket.

Course does not make a perfect loop. Hole 11 tee is near the car if someone needs to run back, but they would run right by 1's basket.

Parking will probably be an issue when there is a tournament going on.

It is a very long drive through the park to reach the disc golf course.

A lot of the number plates were facing the wrong direction.

This is a great course and will definitely get better once more people get out there and knock down some of the weeds and tall grass.

Course is located in a beautiful sprawling county park of 603 acres. Course area is predominantly for disc golf only however course does come close to trails for walkers, bikers and horseback riders. 2 sets of concrete teepads of regulation size. 3 pin placements for every hole. Awesome orange coated DGA baskets for easy viewing with all backgrounds of woods and fields. Some nice landscaping around teepads. Moderate elevation changes throughout. Mix of open and wooded holes. Well defined fairways. Tee signs are among the best I have ever seen with diagrams and bolts indicating current pin placements. Nice benches at most holes provided by local Eagle Scouts. 4 picnic tables located at some teepads.

Not many cons except this course may be too challenging for beginners when pin placements are set in longer positions. Wind may be another factor when trying to land in the fairway on some holes as the rough is 3 feet high in places. Long slow drive of 2 miles going at speed of 15 mph from entrance of park to the actual disc golf course.

This is a brand new course that is designed to resemble the look of a ball golf course. The inaugaural event was held this past weekend with most pin placements set at shorts and midrange placements. 18 hole scores ranged anywhere between 48 and 83 with OB attributing to the higher scores. Thanks to the ST Charles County Parks and the St Charles County Disc Golf Club for providing this excellent course.