Louie Carey

The course was in very good shape, the locals do a good job keeping it up. I felt very at home in this layout, and the play was very fair even in the drizzly weather. The signage was clearly based on the old tee locations, but they're not too far off, and navigation was not difficult. I like the lines, and the starting hole is a lot of fun. Overall, I was pleasantly surprised and would recommend stopping by on your way through town. If you're not sure if you have time to squeeze a round in, you do.

Some fun shots, but very long walks between holes. For a course with lots of elevation change, that toys with many water hazards, I'm surprised there aren't sturdy bridges and elevated walkways to get around and over all the streams and creeks; maybe even some well-placed poles to retrieve discs from the drink. Interesting to see so many near-perfect ratings on a course with no pro shop. Maybe I'm biased because I've seen what other courses have done with the same amount of time. Primitive, but enjoyable.