Real easy to get to in South Florida. Very scenic course.

Really difficult for a first time visitor to follow the course and find tees and baskets. Hopefully they will improve that. I got attacked by chiggers/red bugs around hole 3 and 4 when my friend threw her disc into the thicket, be careful bc they can ruin your day.

We played the course out of order so by the time we got to hole 3 and 4 we'd already played 7 or 8 holes. The chigger attack of twenty fifteen caused us to pack up early so hopefully we can revisit soon.

Quiet. PLEASE PLEASE keep it that way, it's so pleasant if you're not adverse to searching through insect and spider ridden woods. Not to mention gators - DON'T go after your waterlogged discs.

Unkempt, soooo unkempt. And other folks who frequent this park for other purposes other than DG don't have any respect for the sport (in my own experience). Also, an incomprehensible amount of garbage around the course. Alone, my fiancee and I have been attempting to clean up a bit, but it doesn't even make a dent in what's out there. So generally, we just deal with it. Pack it in pack it out, people

I'm really reeeeeally hesitant to post this... but this course is pretty great. My fiancee and I love playing this course and have come out on many many occasions to toss discs or play a full or partial round. Yes, it is unkempt. We've even toyed with the idea of coming out with machetes from walmart to clean some of it up a bit. And forget about 1, 2 & 3's green if it's rained in the past few days (most likely, since it's S FL). But this is NOT a bad course. The attached Google Maps image of it here on dgcoursereview doesn't quite allow for easy navigation of the course, but if it was cleaned up a bit, more people would play it like we do, 4+ times a week, though I'm definitely NOT recommending it, since we tend to like our solitude

Though if anyone would like a tour or to play a round (much to my fiancee's chagrin), shoot me a line, I'm always up to huck some plastic