very good day, saw numbers of people playing. Field was more open for the beginners, very clear sights to play.

The gate were locked every time I came to play, There were too much thorn in the area, the ground of tee shoot out was an ditch in it,

Great variety in holes. Many doglegs both left and right, and tunnel holes with obstacles. Holes are mostly short, but require good accuracy. Inside a good park and never crowded and likely that you'll be the only one playing sometimes. Moderate difficulty with many risk/reward opportunities. There are nice scorecards and pens available at the large sign at the start of the course. Discs are also available at the park office. Fairways are usually maintained and cut low. Wind is rarely a problem since this course is somewhat forested.

VERY hard to find discs in summer. There is an extreme amount of plant,grass,and tree growth on every hole just outside the fairway. Par and distance info is sometimes hard to find on the wooden sticks indicating the tee for each hole, and sometimes non existent. Poison Ivy is present in almost every location outside of the fairways. Ticks and bugs can also be a problem. Sometimes the entrance to the parking lot is closed in the winter months, however most people park just outside the gate at hole 10 and start there. For people who like tee pads, unfortunately there are none here, and some tee areas are in need of some work because the dirt has eroded away and created a small hole.

This course is a bit underrated if you consider that it provides a better variety and more interesting round than most courses in the region if you can get past the dangerous "rough". A good shot is usually a potential ace or an easy birdie, but a bad shot can be big trouble since the wooded areas are so thick with plants. Many people complain about the ticks, bugs and poison ivy, but that's part of disc golf so I don't hold it against the course. This course drastically changes from summer to winter, In the summer, it can be a very difficult course due to the excess plant life, and the other seasonal cons mentioned above, however this course has very few if any cons for winter when the leaves have fallen off of the trees and the insects/poison ivy are gone. If it were possible to give this course a seasonal rating, I would give it a (4) in summer and a (5) in winter.

very technical course, trees dog legs and roads. it plays nice and short but some of the holes feel long because of the difficulty.

i can't really think of any cons for this course other than the fact that theres not really any teeboxes. all they are is two blocks sunk in the ground to sygnify where you are to throw between

although it is a lil over an hour drive to this course i will return to this course many times