A fun and interesting private course that is now open all year round as a pay-to-play. There are 9 or more nice Innova baskets and 18 nice concrete tees. The course has a good variety of hole types and lengths and varies from open to lightly wooded. There are baskets in old carnival ride cars, suspended from trees and other interesting things. One of the benches is an old Scrambler ride seat. There are old train cars and other interesting things on and around the course. None of these features seem gimmicky and only add to the charm of the course. So obviously this course is a blast to play. These folks take a lot of pride in their course and it shows. It is impeccably maintained.

If using the listed hole information for scoring: Red is twice around from the red (short tees) Blue is twice around from the long tees and White is one round (9 holes) red tees and one round from the blue tees.

This course continues to improve with new features added regularly. They also have leagues and tournaments now as the course continues to become more popular.

It can get flooded out in the rainy season.

A course for disc golfers by disc golfers. This is a one-of-a-kind course and I highly recommend playing it. it is a must-play destination type course.

Short but technical, the surroundings are phenomenal Live Oak coverage, decorated baskets

Too many Mandos

Everyone will want to play this course so watch out for tournaments since it is a private course or find a member to golf with