Beautiful setting that makes you feel very secluded.
Top quality baskets and tees.
Unique trees, yet very little brush; although you may not always see where your disc lands, it would be rare to lose one here.
Great variety and use of elevation.

Challenging to find the baskets on your first time here.
No tee signs (as of 4/2/17.)
You need to watch your footing as many of the hikes between holes have loose chunks of rock.

This is a well designed course, to make use of the small strip of land available. Some holes are very hard to locate, but after playing a few times, they would all be reachable. There are a couple of picturesque ace runs, but most shots are blind, due to the tall bushes/trees that dominate this landscape. This course is rare because it is only nine holes, but was designed for the more advanced disc golfer. If you get the chance to come to White Rock, you won't be disappointed. Also, check out the spot in town called "the overlook." Only 5 minutes out of the way, with sweeping views of the Rio Grande and the surrounding mesas.

I will play this course again.