Coming from Illinois, I thought this course was decent and beautiful because it's right in the middle of a mountain valley. Cool views of the mountains, a small creek that flows through the back holes, some lakes that prove hazardous.

A few long bomber shots, some tight gaps to hit. Decent variety of shots.

It was empty when we played, but we were definitely there in the off-season.

I think the only issue here is that it's $10 to play. (The front desk hooked me up and only charged $5 per person)

A few holes didn't have any obstacles at all.

No signage.

Only 9 holes still as of 8/24/2015

We happened to have a cabin rented right near this course, so we decided to walk over and play it. The $10 you pay will also get you access to their pool, mini golf, and pretty much anything else at Thousand Trails.

It's not the best course I've ever played and it's not too challenging, but hey, as an out of towner who just wanted to throw the disc around in a new environment, it was perfect for what we needed. There aren't many other courses in the area, so it was nice to have this course there for us to go nuts on and have some fun.