Not a lot a places you can lose a disc
Multiple pin locations
Long Concrete Tee pads

You have to cross the street after every hole
The grass in the fairway can occasionally get to be a foot-long

Great course for Beginners and intermediate players

Fantastic use of small space. Design is good with shorter technical holes. Use of pins from different tees made course play really well!

Crowded

Worth a drive to play! Concept was original leading to a great layout for urban location. Park setting made easy to find discs.

All concrete tee pads in excellent shape
All baskets are in great condition with tee signs.
Easy Navigation and good buffer zones between holes.
Fun for any skill player and a great place to showcase the sport
Great variety of distances and use of trees. Excellent use of land. Hats off to the crew who designed this course. A++ job.
Greens are usually kept very nice.

Traffic (cars) can be an issue crossing from one hole to the other, however other than that I found this to be a very fun course.

One of the best courses I've ever played. Great use of land to showcase the sport. Very relaxing community surrounding this course adds to it's beauty and fun factor. A must Play!

*All Innova Discather baskets in great shape
*All concrete tee pads
*Easy to navigate with good signage.
*Great for any skill level with variety of distances
*Great layout- for the small amount of land used.
*Good buffer zones between holes because of the roads.

*Very busy, with generally large groups of players. Because of the extra tees. and baskets the flow of this course can be very slow paced.

Even with the flow of the course being slow, I really enjoyed this course. The great holes and variety of distances make this a must play course. Many locals are very nice in giving tips if asked and the use of a map is not needed due to the circle layout. Must Play if in the Charleston Area. One of the coolest course, I've ever seen.

This is a very beginner friendly course. Most of the holes are quite open but there are a few holes with tighter shots or lower ceilings.

The course is well designed given the limited amount of space available. There are 2 sets of baskets on every hole, and the silvers play different from the golds. While most of the holes go to the left, there are holes that will go to the right as well.

Navigation is fairly easy, as the course goes around the traffic circle. You can start the course on any hole, it isn't necessary to start on 1. Parking is easy and the area is safe.

All tee pads are new concrete and the signage for each hole is good. There is a map showing the line to each hole from the pad, for both baskets.

The entire course is par 3, with most holes being 250-300 feet. The gold baskets have a few longer holes, with one over 400 feet.

Although some of the bushes can be pretty thick, you shouldn't have much of a problem losing discs on this course, so that is another plus (especially for beginners).

While it is listed as an 18 hole course, it is more accurate to say it is 9 holes with slightly varied teepads. The second set of baskets does add variety, but it doesn't have the true variety that you get from a proper 18 hole course.

The course is certainly fun to play, but for more experienced players it might not offer the challenge of a more punishing course.

With only 9 holes, the course can only handle 9 groups playing at the same time, and only one group can really tee off on a given hole.

While not a championship level course, this is an excellent place to get some throws in. There is enough variety to keep you entertained and enough variety and challenge that anyone should be able to enjoy this course.

This course is especially good for beginners as it will not punish you like a more technical course will.