@goodstand
Open front 9 is a 3/5, wooded back 9 is a 4/5. Has a sick apache helicopter but needs trees and underbrush cleaned up a bit. Some lines are also a bit awkward.
@choseneball
Some of the wooded lines are way too tight. Needs a bit more cleaning up.
@bogeyjoey
Wide open front nine with slight elevation changes with tall grass keeping the fairways narrow. Back nine is wood, short, and technical. Fun course for all levels.
@dkalnes
Solid 4. Good use of trees and small hills in the front 9, lots of needle threading in the back. Great improvements, keep em coming!
@apadula14
The course is fun and challenging but as it currently stands is too narrow to want to play alone unless you are ok losing a disc or two. With a little widening this course would easily be a 4.5-5 for me but for what it is itβs still objectively a fun course!
@itsmejp
Lines on the back 9 can be cleaned up slightly but overall a good track. Will return in the future!
@ryanmorton
Some holes on the back 9 donβt have lines to the baskets at all
@andrewstoll
Bad sign placement. Other things that will get better with time are shot lines and stumps in fairways.
@missedputtz
This course has great bones as a technical Par 3, and is super fun already. Fairways and rough will only get better over time. Great use of the land and variety of shot shapes with deliberate selection of landing zones with high potential of roll-aways. Both red and blue tees are well thought out (except for 14, which is a silly poke-and-hope for both tee shots).
@claw19
Last year, I rated this course a 4.0 when it was relatively new. Today Iβm bumping that up to a 4.5 based on the ongoing improvements made over the course of this year! It continues to be a high-level course, but itβs now separating itself with these upgrades made over this year: β’ a new bridge on hole #8 β’ clearing out the bramble/overgrowth on hole #8 for a much improved fairway β’ clearing out the bramble/overgrowth on hole #14S providing access with a gap to the green which really didnβt exist before. β’ installing benches on every hole. Most benches also have paved stonework underneath (a nice touch). β’ boot/shoe scrapers on every hole β’ pathways to all tee locations, (short and long) β’ an extended parking lot area w porta potty β’ an online lost & found disc location IMO - this course now rivals Fairfield and Fel-Pro for the best disc golf in the NW suburban area. Alsoβ¦ rating a course based on the amount of mosquitoes/bugs you encounter is ridiculous! If it bothers you that much - stay home or come prepared with bug spray!
@madmanotl
Blue level course requiring 300 foot power for many shots. Lot of baskets are not visible from tee. Definitely needs a full smart layout to account for multiple tee and basket possibilities.,
@lyndondimond
Still fresh but the potential to be a great course well into the future. Front 9 is moderately open playing through a hilly prairie. Despite being open there are gaps to hit and sloped greens that require you must land at the right angle or potentially roll away. Back 9 is mostly wooded with a few tight gaps, everything can be birdied but requires precise shots. Still a little rough around the edges but as the course gets play and beats in it will be a fantastic addition to the area.
@kfour42
Course is always improving. Fun open/wooded mix. Garbage cans added to some tee areas. Porta potty in the parking area. Really great work on the wooded areas, looking clean
@jason42008
Great new course! They are still working on a few things but this is already a fun one!
@downermedic
Work in progress, almost complete, cool course!
@jcporter81
Front 9 is mostly open with small hills. Back 9 is mostly flat and heavily wooded. Lots of tight gaps and blind shots throughout. Hard to tell which basket is A/B unless familiar with the course. Good tee pads and signs though. A little more trimming is needed on the back imo.