NAD Park

This course is beautiful! Like a nice hike through an old growth, evergreen forest. It has mostly short, heavily wooded holes. Some holes have a narrow throwing lane that you can see but some don't seem to have any real "lane", but a bunch of trees between you and the basket. Or maybe there is a lane half way there, but it goes away and you just have to hope and pray that you find a hole somewhere for the 2nd half. The underbrush is really thinned out so it's easy to find errant discs. The ...
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This course is beautiful! Like a nice hike through an old growth, evergreen forest. It has mostly short, heavily wooded holes. Some holes have a narrow throwing lane that you can see but some don't seem to have any real "lane", but a bunch of trees between you and the basket. Or maybe there is a lane half way there, but it goes away and you just have to hope and pray that you find a hole somewhere for the 2nd half. The underbrush is really thinned out so it's easy to find errant discs. There are plenty of benches, hanging posts and stumps to set bags on or sit. The signage is excellent, but couldn't find any indication of which pin placement was being used. It was turning out to be the long or B position on every one when I walked up to check, but then on #9 it was short, and then went back to long on the rest. Some of the holes were really close together, which probably isn't a huge deal with the density of the forest since something will probably knock the disc down before it gets too far, but it was tough to tell which basket was the right basket on a few holes. All in all a great course, easy to navigate through for a first-timer, and bathrooms on sight. Would love an opportunity to play this course some more.
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