Beautiful course that is fairly difficult for me at least. Most fairways are pretty tight as you have through thick brush and magnolia trees. The tee boxes are easy to find and while not the best easy to throw from. The terrain is always interesting and creates some uphill shots I wasn't expecting.

Some trash due to lack of upkeep but I thought the forest growth mostly was good. Two holes were really close to the road creating a few nerves that a car might sneak up on you. Some dude put his tent two feet away from the basket on 16 and gave us a glare. Guy line touching the basket. Weird stuff

While a lot of wind may cause an unfortunate throw didn't think the water came into play on hole 18.

Marked pretty well
2 sets of tee's marked pretty well
well defined fairways
decent flow, mostly easy to follow

Dirt Tee pads
Single chain DISCatchers have seen better days

It's been a few years since the last review of this course. Looks like quite a few things have changed.

No missing baskets, several "next tee sign" signs on the course. All the tee's were marked, both the white and Red were easy to find. I saw several "Blue" markers but I was playing the whites so I didn't really look for them.

This is mostly a wooded course with only a couple of holes in the open. For most of the course, your not going to see anyone other than other disc golfers. Both left and right shots, but not really any 2 drive holes.

Plenty of elevation although not too extreme.

I played in the rain and with the sandy soil, there was not any real mud nor did I have any problems on any of the tee pads except for hole 12.

Would I play here again? Yes, I enjoy playing courses like this. Not too long, shot shaping hole requiring accuracy to shoot well. The type of course I enjoy playing the most.