Very challenging, well designed, beautiful mostly wooded course

Tee pads are uneven, a lot of holes in the ground and tree stumps that are not cut flush to the ground so it's easy to trip. End up off the fairways you will be punished

Don is a super nice guy, it's a private course by appointment ONLY. Great place to play and take in the nature

This is such a great place for a course. Winding through the woods and around the properties beautiful ponds.
The holes are difficult and fair. Tight accurate lines are required at times, but what a pleasant time we had playing the course.

Tee pads are astro turf and uneven, but functional.

Working with the land owner was a breeze and absolutely a place I hope to play again next time I travel north.

Truly a hidden Gem in South Western New York. The entire course is very well laid out. The entire time playing it feels as if you're walking on clouds as the ground is covered in mossy fairways. The land is used very well taking multiple ponds into play and utilizing elevation that isn't prevalent in WNY.

While the course has lower end baskets, and recycled stadium turf pads, it still stands out as one of my favorite courses in the area.

Please make sure to contact Don before playing. He is one of the nicest people you will ever meet, but if you show up without calling he will tell you to leave, Does not matter how far you drove.

Do not bring glass bottles to the course. And the course is carry in carry out.

Par System, Fairways, Cleanliness, Scenery, Course Design, Owners/Vibes

Par System: Scoring is challenging and fair. As far as I can tell, shooting Par on most holes at The Land is equivalent to shooting 'One Under' on other courses. Per Don, it was designed this way intentionally. It's fun to play where par is the standard instead of a bride. Consistency is favored over aggression, but you will be tempted (see hole 9).

Fairways: Fairways are clearly defined and force controlled and accurate shots. Fairways are wide in most places (without being too wide) and require player to 'shape' their shots. 'Spray and pray' style shots will be punished. Once you're off the fairway, you'll find a literal forest of trees but there is little to no brush or bramble so losing a disc is pretty unlikely.

Cleanliness: Course is essentially empty of waste. No cigarette butts, no beer cans. Pristine.

Scenery: Course is in the woods! Legitimately in the woods, not just a wooded section of a town park. Lends a sense of adventure, it's kinda like hiking, expect no one else is on the trail. No worrying about hitting clueless bystanders. Ponds are beautiful and stocked with fish.

Course Design: Each hole is challenging and unique, the course doesn't feel repetitive as it goes on. No head scratching "why did they...?" designs. Holes bend in both right and left directions. Both forehand and backhand shots are encouraged. The course makes practical use of 'truck paths' without seeming uninspired. Course layout is very player friendly but not necessarily beginner friendly as it was built with the intention to challenge more advanced players.

Owners/Vibes: Don is an excellent host and top notch guide. Wasn't sure what to expect pulling into a stranger's driveway and Don showed me a great morning.

Location, Private, Tee Pads, Signage, Mach 2 Baskets

Location: You are going to be way out there in Southern Tier Country! Which is really cool but for most of us this will be a destination course (and one you should put on your list!) rather than an after work affair. Pack a lunch/drinks, there is no 7/11 at the end of the block.

Private: This course invite only. You'll need to call ahead to make a tee time but this turns out to be a great trade off (See Pro's above).

Tee Pads: Many tee pads were created using AstroTurf sourced from a local football field. Although a great gesture, they are prone to being uneven and slippery when wet. I found it challenging to drive off some of the tee pads (hole 18 comes to mind). Certain holes did not have tee pads when I played and it can get muddy/somewhat dangerous if you slip. Wear boots/be smart. This con is an easy trade off to make for the pros above.

Signage: I didn't notice any traditional signage. However, there is neon electrical tape on each basket pointing towards the next hole and it's not all that confusing once you get an idea of the property. After playing my first round, I navigated my second without issue.

Mach 2 Baskets: Not my personal favorite; but like with the tee pads, let's not look a gift horse in the mouth here.

It was really a privilege to play the 'The Land'. Hats off to Don on a great course. Although The Land is still in its infancy, as the course continues to develop I think it will become a destination among the community once the word gets out. Personally, I don't think it's a stretch to imagine touring players making a stop over after tournaments in OH or Pittsburgh. Of course, concert pads and tee signs would really put 'The Land' on another level but honestly, it's hard too be to critical given that The Land is privately maintained on personal proprietary. In fact, it's immaculately well kept given these circumstances.

If you're invited to play (and I hope you get to), please be respectful of the property and considerate to the owners. They've chosen to open this course up to us because they enjoy hosting players to share in what they've created. It's an incredibly generous offer, let's be generous in return.

Can't wait to play again!

This deep & technical forest course situated on a magnificent piece of land features some big holes and beautiful landscapes

The owner of the farm is a well-spoken gentleman named Don who took the time to go for a stroll with me & show the way

Expect a handful of long, very tough holes, a couple of water hazards and some daunting tunnel shots & guarded baskets

This course's location in the rolling farmlands of Amish country makes for some nice driving & plenty of fresh air

Buggy (pack your spray!)

Out-of-the-way location (maybe not such a con...)

Gratefully played.

Beautiful, but tough course. Very tight through trees for a duffer like me. Such a great setting, we didn't even bother to keep score.

Sometimes difficult to find the basket.

The owners are wonderful. We played both times with Don, the owner. The second time his wife walked along, too. Great people! He even went for a swim after one of my many errant discs!

Long, challenging with good mix of up-hills and down-hills, a few open throws and two water holes that can be thrown around if you are afraid to throw across.
Although there are a lot of trees, the fairways are wide enough for a skilled player. I wish I were one.

The trees play tough defense.
Often cannot see the targets from the tee because the fairway curves through the woods. Don, the owner, played with us, otherwise we would have had occasional trouble finding the next hole or the baskets.

Private course so you have to email ahead. Owner is delightful old guy who loves to play and, if you are lucky, will play a round with you and help you find the tees and baskets.
Played with 4 friends and the course owner. I think we all doubled par, but not sure because we stopped keeping score early on. Very enjoyable after that.

Great piece of land for a DG course.
-The course navigates mostly through the woods, but contains 2 open pond holes that change the pace and allow it to "breathe". The parts of the course through the woods contain many trees, however the fairways are defined and wide enough to comfortably throw shaped shots through as well as offer a clear/easy path for walking.
-There is no OB (besides the ponds and a roped off garden area) but the "punishment" for landing off the fairway is enough to add a few strokes if you can't creatively navigate your way back onto the fairway.
-Very well maintained and little to no brush to lose discs in
-Scorecards provided
-Sneaky elevation - gives another wrinkle to the shot but not severe enough to make walking the course unpleasant.
-Owners/atmosphere are nothing shy of great for a day of discin'

-The course is in the country and there isn't much food/drink in the area. Come prepared if you plan on playing more than one round. (however, this is good to keep the course quiet and non-congested.
-Tee signs only contain hole number and distance. With a course of this nature a snapshot of the hole shape is required.(with the course being so new, I am sure these are on the way)

-The course is geared more towards experienced players as you will need good distance and ability to shape your shots down the fairways. Beginners could still enjoy the course since the fairways are wide enough to off some degree of error (but not much).

- Lots of elevation change
- Nice mix of shorter and longer holes
- Lots of wooded holes but with pretty clear lines
- A few holes where water can come into play
- Nice bathroom by parking lot
- Excellent baskets
- Course maps/scorecards available
- A few chances to air it out along with tighter wooded holes
- Some interesting/challenging basket placements
- Immaculate, no litter/trash anywhere

- No tee pads
- Tee markers are basic
- A bit confusing following the layout in a few spots

Don (the owner of this private course) walked the whole course with my girlfriend and I; got the whole grand tour of this wonderful property. This course is a great addition to the Western New York disc golf scene. Can't wait to play it again.

Beautiful. It has long holes through a gorgeous forest with a couple of ponds that come into play. It's a very nice course that is fun to play. I highly recommend giving it a try. Thanks Scuba Steve!!

Play is by appointment only. This is private, and a tee time must be established before showing up to play.

This course is super fun to play. Some water holes, OB and lots of narrow fairways will challenge anyone to get decent birdie looks, but getting them makes it feel that much better. Its also a nice walk too with elevation, tall trees, ponds and fresh country air. Got there around 12:30, played it twice and had a very enjoyable DiscDay.

The owners are very pleasant and helpful in letting you know the flow of the course as you can get turned around easily if you never played it before and in vetting the players to make sure their land is respected.

Very challenging but fair course. Plenty of variety in shots and difficulty here. The land owners were some of the most pleasant people I have ever met. They walked with us for our first round through to give us the lay of the land. Would definitely play this course again and will be recommending it to all of my friends to play.

Easy to lose a disc or two in the ponds but that makes the course what it is and adds some challenges and suspense to shots.

Beautiful course on a beautiful piece of land. Again I can't be more thankful to have met the owners as well. Amazing time had.

The course is well reserved, clean cut, and offers every variety of disc Golfer a challenge. Beginners have a learning curve here, and pros have an exceptional challenge. Blend this all with the amazing people, property, and layout, and this course will be up and coming in a big way! You have to experience this magnificent gem for yourself!

This course is fresh, and I rate it a 4 out of 5 only because the course is not finished. Once the markers are in, and the tee pads are finished, this course will be a 5 with no doubt!

Disc golf in NY is a huge part of my life. The people and the courses I know pretty well. Take it from me, get out there and play this course.

Great new course that is challenging yet not too hard for those that don't play a lot!

It may take a little bit to get used to the layout but the baskets point you to the next tee box so you should be able to find yourself around.

Very cool woods walk to go along with the golf!

It is very challenging, lots of variety, beautiful land

If you are not familiar with the lay out it can be confusing. We had the course designer with us to help us out.

This course will help you hone your skills.