Lucky Mud

This is such a fun course--plenty of variety with tight short holes and wide open longer holes. Most holes have elevation change and beautifully landscaped surroundings. Some of the holes require a spotter as discs can easily hide under large ferns. Expect to see deer and a wide variety of birds. My only minor complaint would be the relatively unlevel or smallish teeboxes. Generally, they did not effect the shot or prevent me from having a great time following Bob around the course. A guide is definitely recommended for your first time through.

Beautiful course, Great Place, Friendly owners. No pets allowed.

This course has it all. Open fairways, tight hallways, low ceilings, even water hazards. The course guru, Bob, is an awesome guy to hang out with and play the course with.

played the full 28 holes here. the first 13 holes are great. they have signs and well manicured trimmed fairways. the next 15 holes are mostly in the woods and impossible to know where to go without someone who is a regular there guiding you. on the later half of this course while in the woods, be prepared to lose a disc or 5 unless you have amazing luck at finding discs. very heavily wooded and ferns everywhere make finding your disc an adventure

would be an A+ apart from the fact that the new 13 holes in the woods need some serious cleaning up. very easy to lose discs in the brush, be prepared to spend a little time looking if u play the full 28 holes. the tee pads could also use some work, the cement needs to be redone on quite a few and some are non existent. i dare say by spring time next year this place should be even more fun than it already is.