its nice and clean,, no crowds,, good for a novice like me lol,, i love this place i grew up in W.S. wish we had this when i was a kid.

dont really like blind shots but i have learned to deal not that bad here

could use more seatin,, other than that this place rocks

Map at first tee gives you an overview of the course, and there are signs at every hole.

There are plenty of elevation changes and a variety of shots for both right- and left-handers.

Good use of the available land, particularly the creek (which is a major factor on four holes and a minor factor on several others). Except for No. 8, it's generally fairly easy to retrieve your disc if it does go in the water.

The risk-reward factor is high, particularly on Nos. 4 & 5 with the baskets near the water on these short holes. You expect to birdie, but finding a tree or water could lead to bogey or worse.

Creek crossings are iffy in nice weather. In addition, several of the up-and-downs getting to baskets were a little treacherous in dry conditions. I wouldn't want to attempt them if it had rained recently.

Most of the ground was really dry, but I had to navigate a swamp around the No. 3 tee, so drainage is clearly an issue.

Speaking of No. 3, you can't see the basket from the tee, and I could see an errant tee shot hitting someone on No. 4.

There are no facilites of any kind.

A road runs through the middle of the course, and another road (pretty busy) runs parallel to No. 8 fairway.

Dirt tee pads.

The longest hole is 360 feet.

This is a fun neighborhood course.