Pros:
Viking DGC is an 18 hole summer layout that plays amongst the 9 hole ball golf course. Apparently there's a 9 hole winter layout too. I've never played that but there is a map for it on Udisc.
Pretty decent design for a golf course setup honestly. The course is completely flat for the most part but they did a good job of tucking many of the baskets along the edges of the course or into groupings of trees to make the approaches and potentially putting a bit more challenging where possible.
With it being so open off the tee it's really dealer's choice for shot type off the tee. That said there are still a few that do actually favor a FH over a BH and vice versa. The distances are pretty varied out here. They range from 226' all the way up to 757' with three par 4's on each nine hole loop.
Nice orange Prodigy baskets on all holes. These aren't permanently mounted in the ground, just temp bases on all of them. Easy to spot and catch pretty nicely, or as nice as Prodigy baskets do. One basket and pin placement per hole.
The grounds were in great shape, which is to be expected from a golf course.
Cons:
There are no tee signs here, which isn't unusual for this type of course. The main issue with this is that without a map the navigation would be impossible. I will say that the Udisc map lined up almost perfectly with the basket and few actual tee locations. Without a map this would be basket to basket play which would take away from the fun factor compared to the intended layout imo.
Speaking of tee pads. There's 4 of them here. Two are green turf pads, which was odd that they even bothered if that's all they were going to do. The other two were orange spray painted lines on the cart paths. The other 14 "tees" are just in random spots that are impossible to find without the map.
The course is pay to play. $10 a day is pretty steep for a course with just baskets. Add in the fact that you have to give way to the bolfer's and they prohibit any carry on beverages other than a water bottle. They do offer to refill it for you all day at least I guess. The problem with that is that the course starts by the clubhouse and doesn't come anywhere close to it until you finish the round. They also don't rent carts out to disc golfers due to multiple factors, speed of play being number one apparently.
It would've been cool if one of the three tiny ponds were used a bit better. The one closer to the parking lot is technically in play on hole 16 but barely. The other two aren't used at all.
Other Thoughts:
I'm not a big fan of these types of courses in general for the most part. I will say that this one was better than I was expecting honestly. I wasn't expecting though honestly. It plays like a pretty basic park style course just with a much higher price point. This one is worth a visit if you're nearby at least once, just to say you played it if nothing else. Not worth any kind of trip out of the way for, and honestly there's not much of anything around here anyway. Not the best golf course design I've played but far from the worst either. Pretty average stuff.