@nateyboi
Fun course, gets muddy after rain and a little gimmicky here and there but still fun
@ihaveanoseynose
Definitely not a good course. You have to pay eight dollars to get into the park and are supposed to pay an additional two dollars to play the course. No way this course is worth $10. Maybe if you’re coming to the park for some other reason and you’re really, really bored then I can understand playing it. The maps are not correct. The tease suck really bad. Almost all the holes are just narrow shots through trees. Nothing interesting nothing unique. No reason to ever come here.
@bisness36
Good course and definitely good for beginners. A little repetitive at times and the bugs/mud can be killers
@ttrice22
Basic wooded course with multiple teepads and baskets. Layout is decent, but it was built in an area that has significant drainage issues if playing after rain. Not a “fee to play” caliber course, in my opinion.
@discusridiculus
I hate to do it to this course but it’s way overrated. Only thing going for it is that it’s well maintained. Not worth the price of admission if you’re an out of state resident, far better courses in the area are free. Should be maybe a 3.8 star course at most.
@mschroeder88
Very solid course that uses the land available to the max. Plenty of levels of difficulty to play around with
@sandlinbb
A little to forehand friendly. Signage could be added to every tee pad. Also, Signage and UDisc don’t match.
@alexmccartan
Solid course. Some fairways are a bit close together, but not a problem if it isn’t busy. Good replay ability with 3 tees and 2 baskets.
@drewslik
Love the variability and it is laid out in a way that is very easy to follow
@ejm9978
Basic course. No real shot variety other than 2-3 holes or unless you play blue tees. Beginner friendly wooded course. Course use a signage and basket update. $8 fee to enter park (out of state ID) and additional $2 fee to play is a little steep for what it is.
@rpotter9311
We’ll maintained for the area it’s in. Course is not as swampy as it use to be. In the past you could not play within a week after a big rain storm. You can now play a round a day or 2 after rain and just avoid a few muddy spots. Great course that teaches you how to play in the woods
@mikelennett
Flat with a good amount of trees to navigate. Multiple pads and baskets gives flexibility to the course.
@giovannilizama
It's located in a very low-lying area. Way too much mud after rain/snow,etc. Not kind to newer players, as the red tees are in disrepair and could lead to injury. I'll come back in warmer months, when (hopefully) the turf is drier. The design is nice, but upkeep is lacking. If you're more advanced (and have good water resistant shoes), you'll have a blast, for sure. 2.5 stars from me.