+ Innova Discatchers. They seem relatively new and catch just like they should.

+ A decent variety of forehand, backhand, open and wooded holes. This course does a good job of using the land it has for the course. The course plays around an open field and they could have easily just put all the holes in throwing in the field but they used the surrounding woods nicely.

+ Good teesigns that give you everything you need, as long as you can deal with them being in yards.

+ Nice bathrooms right next to the first hole.

+ This is what I would call a practice course. Its not going to challenge you or tire you out but it will give you the opportunity to throw a bunch of different shots and get out and play.

- Teepads. I used none of the teepads. They just put some 4x4's down to mark the front of the box and thats it. They are dirt which normally isnt an issue but these are worn down to the roots below them and are just not safe to throw from. Thankfully there is plenty of room around most of the pads to throw from a safe area.

- The land is very swampy. When I played there was standing water by the basket on a few holes and with gators in the area it makes playing some of the holes kinda difficult.

- Hole 9 is the only headscratcher on the course. Its a par 4 that is 259' which should never be a thing. The hole just doesnt have a fairway. You have to lay up about 100' off the tee down an odd tunnel and then throw over a small body of water to get to the hole that is next to the water and surrounded by trees. If you are not perfect, your disc is going into possible gator water. You could get super aggressive and 2 this hole but it is 1000% not worth it.

This course should really only be played to get out and practice. Play the first 8 holes and just skip hole 9 and go right back to the beginning. I used a bunch of different shots to score well here which is nice to see in a short nine hole course. Dont stop here unless you are course bagging, practicing or have no other choice.

This attractive rec course continues to improve. Clean and well maintained with shorter holes (Hole nine was a 69 yard par four with a water hazard and plenty of trees in the way) very nice tee signs and decent baskets. The course has a nice map/course sign and plenty of amenities and even a smidge of elevation change. It winds its way through some scenic woods and by some mostly non-threatening water features and gives off a peaceful nice chill vibe. It's not the most difficult course, but it does have some tight technical holes but overall it leans to the fun side of disc golfing. Navigation was pretty easy with next tee arrows and a nice course map.

The biggest con here are the tee boxes. Wood framed natural that are almost completely eroded away presenting a dangerous teeing surface full of roots and rocks on most holes. Several of the holes show grass damage as people have resorted to teeing off from the sides of the tee boxes. HOPEFULLY concrete tees or some tee maint is coming soon. This is far too nice of a course to suffer from crappy tees and would certainly recieve a higher review score if/when resolved.

Some of the tee signs are slightly off. The basket for hole 6 is the one seen from the tee on the left, not the one on the right shown on the sign. Some of the distances on the tee signs seemed slightly off also.

Everyone in my group liked this course and if it continues to improve it will become a special little course. Also good for summer rounds in FL when the heat index is 110. Remember to bring plenty of water and bug spray.