Course reviews
+3 votes 
Angelo Mascia
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March 26, 2012
Everyone will complain about the baskets, but some are originals from when the course was first designed in 1977. The course is a huge part of the sport's history and that goes for the original baskets.
The signage isn't the best, however maps are usually always provided at tee 1.
The signage isn't the best, however maps are usually always provided at tee 1.
+3 votes
Phill Dilone
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September 27, 2016
This course might be an A, but its the 3rd ever course created still having some of Seteady Eds (PDGA #001) original holes. Hole 12 "PinBall Alley" you will know why they call it that when you see the hole.
I would disregard all of the reviews that are from 2014 and below. This course has been updated over the last two years! There are all NEW BASKETS, TEE PADS. The other reviews talk about them being old but its not true! If you are looking for a challenging course, and a historic course yo ...
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+2 votes
Ven Vardin
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January 11, 2011
Great challenging wooded hilly course. Some of the holes state they are part of the original 1977 Ed Headricks design. I'd love to see a history of this course and it's changes posted somewhere.
+2 votes
Justin McB
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January 10, 2013
Good layout, nice walk in relative seclusion; baskets are old, but agree on the historical aspect, so all good. The one con I have is the amount of throwing uphill with little to no throwing downhill, i.e. little bang for your winded buck. Certainly worthy of multiple visits.
+2 votes
Dave Hartmann
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August 5, 2014
The course got brand new baskets, has had a lot of the underbrush cleared and currently has new tee pads going in. It has come a long way and continues to get better.
+2 votes
Dave "Sweet D" Gross
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November 8, 2023
All around course improved by WEDGE members. Thank you
This course is absolutely insane and should be considered as a location for a major PDGA event.
This course is absolutely insane and should be considered as a location for a major PDGA event.
+2 votes
Damian McShane
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March 11, 2016
If you like wooded courses this is a great one. Good hike through the woods lots of elevation changes. It's old but it's good.
+1 votes
J "Lefty" Green
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May 31, 2018
New tee pads and baskets put down in the last few years push this course to the top of the list. It is technical with narrow shoots and hilly terrain.
Obviously, I may be biased as it is my home course, but if you're in the area, definitely do not miss playing here!
Obviously, I may be biased as it is my home course, but if you're in the area, definitely do not miss playing here!
+1 votes
Jonathan W
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November 25, 2017
Love this classic course! A true piece of Disc Golf History!
+0 votes
Skip Kuhn
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October 24, 2023
I played the original course in 1979 so I admit I am biased
I am amazed how great the course is now
I am amazed how great the course is now
-1 votes
Corey Stahl
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June 12, 2011
Basically all in the woods. Holes were within reason amongst the forest. No problems following course until hole 15. After the 15th hole, it become very difficult to navigate.
-2 votes
Colin Butgereit
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December 18, 2010
Baskets and tees are pretty bad. Its just a course that has been left in the wayside. Interesting pin placement and course layout.
-2 votes
Tai Grosjean
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November 23, 2010
Decent layout, thoughtful holes - but the signage, tees, and baskets are in woefully sad shape. I'd suggest FDR or Cranbury if you're in the area.