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1.50 star(s) Fed up. Tough lines in trees. Almost nothing but lines in trees. Ivy is still thick enough to trip you up. Some fairways are so tangled with forest & brush it's impossible to see the basket before you're halfway through it. Dog walkers have no clue that bc"leash law" does not mean you just have...

4.00 star(s) Paths in the forest A brand-new course in fairly dense second-growth hemlock/cedar forest, Rainshadow requires precision, versatility, and a sense of humor. It will challenge you with left turns, right turns, uphills, downhills, over hills and between hills, usually with walls of trees crowding...

3.00 star(s) Went back for seconds. Challenging corridor shots, very well maintained. New sign at first tees shows current layout. (Take a photo.) Begins and ends at the parking lot. All the tee signs are in good shape. Only 12 holes. The long, wide-open bomber shots you see in tournament videos are...

3.50 star(s) Nice suburban park course Well maintained, good signs at some tees and course map sign at 1st tee. Short, but with a variety of open shots, downhill, uphill, out of sight, under trees, etc. Good beginner course; it's possible to lose a disc, but unlikely, and much more interesting than just...

3.00 star(s) Under construction It's growing, with a mix of wooded corridors and long field shots. The park wraps partway around a beautiful lake, and the lawns are well-kept, not just the fairways. The park trails are popular with cyclists and dog walkers, but the course design minimizes interference...

4.00 star(s) Take me back! Beautiful setting, great variety of elevation shots, wide open fields and tight trees, left and right bends and straightaways, the perfect practice putting green, a pro shop with a great selection of discs and a pro behind the counter. A basket of lost-and-found discs, too. While...

3.00 star(s) Down, down, down! Unique in the state, with about a half-mile of elevation drop. Newly expanded for this weekend's tourney to a full 18 holes, without sharing the lower course. Folks told me that will be a permanent expansion. It's free. The gondola ride to the top (and 1st tee) is $22 for...

3.00 star(s) Verticality Taxes your ability to throw up and down hill, weave thru trees. Tees have been upgraded with official signs on 4x4 posts. Wildlife. No tee pads - just a wide spot in the dirt trail. Tee signs don't show lay of the hole - I sometimes had to scout ahead to see where to throw. A lot...

2.50 star(s) Local, introductory course Real baskets! Bakerview has been upgraded with real baskets, the 4x4 posts a thing of the past. Bakerview is handy for the locals and easy for kids or beginners. 2016 UPDATE: Concrete tees have been installed. They're funny, round ones, but each has its number and...

4.50 star(s) Rustic in a good way NSRA has hit the big time with level, concrete tee pads now!! Tee #1 still has a gravel puddle, but that's easy to work around and soon to be remedied. The custom targets are a playful touch, but most players want standard baskets, so that's what you get on every hole...