Will challenge most people who don't play woods course

They just lengthened #6, #8 and #10(par 4 in beast layout) with a forced Mando to keep you off the walking trail on #8. I like the improvements and Rock Arnold and the other guys are doing great work here.

Ace runs! I have 4 aces here on #3 short, #7 short #11 short and #13 long and it's a lot of fun to hit baskets

Shady which is great for the summer heat

Not cart friendly

Steep hills on #16 and #17 that can cause some sick rollaways or rolled ankles.

Pavilion on #1 host lots of large groups that will sometimes block the field on #1 the only wide open hole on the course

After playing this course over 100 times now I would consider it my home course. Great for a quick round solo in under a hour or a fun round with friends at a leisurely rate. My wife started playing here and is much more at home playing on a woods course than open courses. I feel some of the reviews are from bombers who want to see the full flight of a driver and if so then this isn't the course for you but if you want to be challenged on your short game and run some baskets in the woods come play Suwanee Creek Park.

If you want a challenging woods course, or want to improve your short game, this is it. Even though some holes are difficult, it really is a fun course to play, and it doesn't take too long to play a full round. There's a great group of random draw doubles on Tuesdays (join the course Facebook group for notices). Work in the past year has added new pin placements, as well as new wood steps in a few places.

The "Pachinko Pass" hole still needs a few trees taken out. Every hole on a disc golf course should have a "fair" path, hence the name "fairway". One day when more trees die off, it might be a great hole. The other difficult holes are 16 and 17, which are on a steep hill, and quite difficult to birdie (don't twist an ankle walking). Be sure to keep an eye out before you throw, as there are frequent walkers on the paths close to the holes, and on this course, you could easily bounce off a tree. There are a few new raised basket positions, and I'm not a fan of raised baskets on any course, but know some people like them. On the hot days, always wear bug repellent, as my friends and I have gotten chiggers a couple of times. Also, 1/3 of the course is in a wetlands area, so it's really not the best course to play after rain.

I played in the opening day exhibition tournament for this course years ago, and have probably played it around 20 times since. Over the years, it has become more broken in, and some maintenance has helped. I had to come back and bump my review a half point, because of the new additions. Also, this website should either drop very old reviews, or give them less weight, as courses changes over time.

Super hard for such a short course
Helps beginners and advanced learn the game better.

Hole 17 is impossible I can't figure that line out for the life of me.

A great course you should 100% try if you're in the area.

This course is very technical. It requires the player to have several different throws in his/her arsenal. It is very well marked. Tee pads are all concrete with great signage, and nice sign markers directing to the next tee. Considering how wooded these holes are, the amount of clearing that has been done to create fairways is awesome.

If it is really a con, there's a lot elevation changes with some of it being steep. Hole #2 throws across a bit of a gully, which if you accidentally toss into - discs are retrievable, the decent is steep.

I'm a bit surprised at the rating for this course. It is a fantastic journey. As someone who doesn't have a particularly strong arm, I loved this course. It made me explore different throws, and will force me to better my short game. I will absolutely play again.