Short but still requires you to play a shot. it's not just sitting there in a field.

Well taken care of, the fairway corridors are mowed and maintained nicely. Woods around the fairways are punishing but you're going to find your disc.

Quick to play

It is on private property but you are definitely allowed to play any time, it's not a problem. usually nobody is here so just park and start.

Only 9 holes

You are asked to donate, not that it's a con, but still, you feel obligated. I usually put $5 in the box. It's worth it.

Tees could be a little better

It is slightly confusing where to go the first time you're here. The hole by the entrance is not #1, but it doesn't really matter, you're usually alone here so start wherever you want. I usually park by #5 tee at the entrance and start there.

This is a really nice place if you're a beginner. You're probably not going to lose a disc, and the holes are short enough that anyone with a few rounds and some basic ability can reach most of the holes. Some of the gaps are narrow but not unfair, so it's not just a practice pitch and putt, you have to play a decent shot. Definitely worth a visit.

+ This "neighborhood" 9 starts with a few sidehill baskets that threaten rollaways


+ Hole #3 is 200+ downhill floater: throw an easy putter straight, and enjoy watching the resulting ace run


+ Hole #4 is very short, but it's uphill with an OB road guarding the front of the green


+ Hole #5 starts down by the main road. There's a small stream bordering the left side which can actually come into play, because the basket is on a rise, and a RHBH shot that stalls out can fade into danger


+ Hole #7 is a 200' straight hole bordered by woods on either side. It's a narrow, pretty hole


+ Hole #9 very short, across a stream that really shouldn't come into play - its an ace run to finish the round

- Natural tees, but well in keeping for a low-key course like this

~ The course appears to be on private property: it's a "camp" that now has small homes, some of which appear to be used year-round. Parking is difficult (we pulled off to the side of the main camp road after hunting unsuccessfully for parking spots). Playing on a Fall Saturday, the place felt pretty deserted - and we worried that we might be trespassing. But the tee sign on #5 (which is closest to the main county road) included a donation box for course upkeep, so I like to think we were welcome guests on a quiet day.


~ This is one of the better "neighborhood" courses I've played. The layout makes use of woods, elevation and water. It's short, and a great spot to bring a beginner who's not yet ready for the bigger courses in the Lebanon area, and a fun place for a quick 9 for more experienced players