The Raven's Nest

@johnvooys

26

The shots were very fun and challenging, and the scenery and signage was great. The only quibble I had - the rough was almost too punishing, and it was sometimes hard to see the line off the tee

@jjquest

56

Amazing, fun, varied course! Fun in the woods with discs and mosquitos

@matthewstrum

36

A lot of bush disc and pretty buggy, but definitely worth the $10

@superteej

53

Make sure this is what you're doing for the day

@peterbarron

71

This is a heavily wooded course with some really long holes and a lot of hidden baskets. Super technical , lots of hiking , and of the 50 or so courses I’ve played in BC.. one I will not return to play. It’s a good workout but a lot of the holes are super difficult even for an experienced player. My advice if you want to play this course. Bring lots of bug spray. Use a spotter. Don’t use discs you’re fond of. There’s a lot of underbrush , creeks and tall grass where you’ll lose them.

@dirkpho

135

Unique but needs some tidying up. Only gap on 18 is currently obstructed for instance.

@mattriordan

43

Very challenging from the long tees. Love it! Great tees and baskets. Incredibly scenic, technical fairways. A disc golf specific washroom near the 1st tee/10th basket area would be a great addition.

@kitlindquist

25

Wow, what a beautiful course!

@bearos

44

Wasp or hornet nest somewhere on hole 8. 80-100 feet from the tee. Couldn’t find it. Got attacked and ran towards my wife, dumbly. Her knee is bad and she’s really slow. I dragged her into the heat. Luckily it wasn’t a bear.

@ryandittrick

36

I appreciate the vision of this property, but it was hard to look past the lack of upkeep. The treed holes were massively overgrown, with thistle reaching as high as six feet in some places. I also think a few holes could benefit from removing a tree or two, as the lines are extremely tight and ill-defined. The tee pads and signs are excellent. So, too, are the views. So, the potential here is massive! Bring hiking shoes (and water, and bug spray) and prepare for about 10,000 steps with plenty of climbing! While I think some improvements are needed, I thoroughly enjoyed the day here.

@mboehner

63

Not a fan of the loose gravel tee boxes with large drop offs... really forces you to cut back on run up and focus on slow steps to not injur me yourself. No need to bag distance drivers, accuracy is key. Very beautiful with a lot of potential.

@jdtrumpet

58

Absolutely amazing course. So technical and the terrain makes it extra hard, but it well kept, signs and baskets are top level, and you get one heck of a work out!!! (Best with hiking shoes)

@odysseus7

43

Could be an amazing course if they just cut a few trees and created fairways on every hole. The course just has a lot of holes without any clean line.

@jeffread

38

Really fun and challenging course. Lots of work put in to the tee pads, fairways and baskets. A bit physical with some solid elevation changes and long walks.

@marsbark

27

Played at the beginning of September. No bugs and good course conditions. One of the best courses I've played! Great variety of shots from hole to hole.

@pfraser

39

Heavily wooded course with well marked t-pads and signage.

@natehildy

31

Come ready for a bit of a hike, but this is a beautiful course with some creative lines and great views! Bring all the bug spray haha

@bpwilson

66

Welcome to the jungle of southern Canada. Bring a machete, talking map, and beekeeper suit. Not too enough water and food for three days. You may lose a few frisbees, friends, or even your sanity :)

@craigmo

38

Wow that was tough but glad I played it.

@robinl

88

A lot of fun but that’s in spite of the course needing a fair amount of care. Both in the form of general maintenance and course design. It is a newer course but there are still some grooming needed (for example, trees across fairways). Tee boxes and signs are top notch. Very challenging and requires all your shots. Worth the drive and I’ll be back.