Pros:
You can use your wide variety of Disc Golf skills on this course. Our group of 3 used backhand and forehand (both heizer and anheizer), tomahawk, thumber, turbo-putt, roller, and more. Trails built into hillsides of this rugged course. Benches being installed. Water fountain and restroom at T-8 then you pass by again mid-fairway for hole 12. Uphill, downhill, multiple trees. Good finish with holes 15-18 not super long but challenging. Great risk vs reward. Somewhat forested-somewhat logged setting. Good workout. 1.5 miles of dirt road off highway. Disc golf friendly. Well marked, score cards, map and pencil available at check in.The place was logged in 2016/2017 so it should not be logged for 20 years or so I am guessing and the cedar trees are popping up, so it has potential to grow back and be quite lush for many years. Warm up basket,
Cons:
The course was logged in 2016-2017 since I played this last year so there are less trees, more fallen timber and dust, less shade, and the footing is rougher, so I downgraded it to a 3.5. The dirt tees are a bit bumpy in places and can wear you down. Still very dusty/dirty. Pay to play (but worth every penny). Hole 7-8 and 16-17 have RV sites nearby or other risk of hitting something. Not a lot of parking. Course has been or being logged in places, slash piles and logs to climb over.
Other Thoughts:
Camping nearby I have played this course as my main recreation for the camping trip and it holds up for many days of challenge and fun. the recent logging has taken away some of the equalizing that trees bring, still challenging, fun , exercise, check it out!