- Good infrastructure with baskets and navigation easy
- Lots of fun ace runs
- Some gimmicky holes but some are just straight up ace runs
- Elevation present on a putter course is nice
- 2 other big, awesome courses on site
- Amenities including a pro shop and port o potties
- Baskets in tornado bunkers, hang baskets, etc.
- Disc golf only property that I was able to reserve for the entire day!

- Really short putter only course
- Not a full gimmicky course like Armadillo sadly
- Lots of standing water and mud

Had a great time here with my buddy Aclay from here on the forums and my dad. This is a fun cool down/warm up course for the 2 fabulous big courses on site. I can't recommend this property more for a full days worth of disc golf.

Easy to follow and so much fun!!

Night golf is fun too, but can be a little hard to see where you're going. Just play a round during the day to get your bearings, then it isn't bad at all.

Longs on every hole that make it twice as fun and frustrating! Ask about the longs, the owner is very helpful.

Professional grade baskets on a 75 ft avg per hole "putt putt" style course. Great warm up, great group event. Theme incorporated as well. Built for enjoyment.

Could be construed as a full length course on this site. Its putt putt, try to hole in 1!

What a rare experience in disc golf

-- Fun. If you approach this as something completely different from your typical disc golf course, you are more likely to enjoy it. Double mandos through giant rings, baskets inside/behind man-made obstacles, a basket inside a bunker in the side of a small hill, a covered basket with small holes not much larger than a disc and numerous suspended baskets are just some of the shots.
-- Pro shop on site. It's small, but there are a few new and used discs for sale and some basic food/beverage options.
-- Port-o-potties.
-- Practice basket.

-- The course goes for kitsch, but it doesn't go all in. About half of the holes are just short putt/approach shots that you would find on any standard disc golf course. Most holes are shorter than 100 feet; only one hole is longer than 150 feet.
-- Safety concern on No. 1. On the main course, the path from the No. 1 tee down to the fairway goes right behind the No. 1 basket on the PuttPutt course.

-- No tee pads. The tee area is marked by a couple of big paving stones in the ground. Considering the distances, it's not much of an issue.
-- Signs are just a number, but the aesthetic is nice; they are roughly disc sized (shellacked) and were part of a cedar tree that was cut down on the property.
-- With the short holes, ace chances abound, but shooting under par requires an ace since every hole is listed as par 2.
-- Fun is REALLY subjective, so this will not be a course for everyone. I used it as a warm-up for the main course, and had a blast. But it's basically a one-trick pony, so I have a difficult time rating higher than 2.5 discs.
-- In addition to the original main course, a second full course on site has gone from temp to permanent status, so you've got 54 holes in one location.