Fort Drum

Lots of poorly designed holes. Many shots that play through or near general use areas. Very tight lines in the woods if any.

Have pages posted on where the baskets are located and have some trees cut for some holes

Holes in trees were too dense. Otherwise not bad.

I understand some decisions were made based upon space available, but holes 4, 9, 10, 11, 12, are all in such thick woods that a par 4 is mostly luck. Most holes, you have no idea where the basket is from the tee. Hole 7 is the bane of my existence because a disc going slightly off the "fairway" means serious bushwacking.

Tee pads and baskets need updating. Fairway lines are fun/challenging. Bring a spotter and bug spray

Needs work, Couple of cool holes

Very poorly laid out. Nearly impossible to get birdies. No true fairways there’s a tree every 6 inches in every direction

Technical, heavily wooded, no tee pads or clean fairways really. Better options out there

Hole 16 has no basket, lots of path narrow and non “fairways” in woods, but just more like golf shots

Terrible. No lines, the brush is overgrown the throwing path. Don’t waste your time.

it’s really in between 2.5 and 3.5. Great if you’re trying to work on your accuracy because there’s hundreds of trees. Hole 15 is a good spot to work on your driving as well.

The woods holes in the middle are way too dense to be so long. Most of the holes there is no actual route to take and you will be lucky to get a par.

This course is an example of what bad design looks like. Fairways simply dont exist. Many tee shots throw around areas that could hold passersby and on several occasions you throw either through or at the next tee. Signs have yardage only and in a few cases the next hole is next to impossible to find. The course should be a welcome to the game or at least an oasis for the soldiers that play, unfortunately it's not. Long story short you are better finding a grassy area and throwing at poles o