-Tee signage reads well and layouts shown. Nice touch with pyramid caps on sign post. Reflective grade signs, easy to spot.
-Good left to right lines, vertically challenging. Nice mix of Fir, Spruce and Hemlock guard tight lines.
-Markers for next hole as well trail stakes
-Tee boxes have protective walls and netting to guard players from other fairways
-Nice mix of short and long holes
-Fort Wilder hole is interesting frontier
-#14 is breathtaking run over a emerald green ravine.
-A, B, and C pins offer unique dynamics from tee
-Large, well brushed concrete pads that are whole and uniform, level.
-Trails straight out of a wilderness area style
-Kiosk updated and course map present.

-New course is still establishing itself, needs beaten in but the work done on this course and massive size of it will take time.

Course begins and ends towards parking. There are courses that just rise above the masses, this one was built by guys who love nature and know disc golf. Rare gem!

Pure Coastal forest magic with some wide open shots to boot. Good variety of shots with great course flow.

Lots of trees to string through, but that's all part of the experience. Definitely a long walk.

Permits are required. Check before you play.