Course reviews
+1 votes 
Kyle Mihatsch - Highland Groves DGC
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January 28, 2012
This is my favorite course so far. playing the long tee's is very challenging. Staying in the fairway is the key on this long course. Scoring well is done with accurate and well placed drives rather than raw distance. Many of the holes here require two good drives and an approach/putt to score par or birdie. It is well kept. This course will challenge even the best of players and can be very discouraging if you are not on your game. Some of the "yellow belt" baskets are kinda shaky and like to r ...
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+0 votes
Dylan Powers
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November 7, 2010
the couse was awsome but the last 5 holes we had to rush through cause it was getting dark
+6 votes
Tom Organ
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November 14, 2010
This complex has two of my favorite courses. The pro course known as the forest snake is a true championship caliber course. I love the awsome fairways, and the need to be focused on every hole to shoot well definitly one of the worlds greatest course.
As the the short course i have never met anyone who hasn't liked it yet! with all the ace runs and deuce oppertunities you come off this course feeling like a champion!
This is deffinitly one complex you should play befor you die!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
As the the short course i have never met anyone who hasn't liked it yet! with all the ace runs and deuce oppertunities you come off this course feeling like a champion!
This is deffinitly one complex you should play befor you die!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
+0 votes
Jeff Kuehle
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February 24, 2012
Amazing course with three different tee pads for every hole! anyone with anyskill level can play here!
+3 votes
Mark Lawrence
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April 19, 2011
Would give the Leviathan an A+ except for the rusty, deuce or die extras. Oh yeah, and the ticks. Other than that a very challenging, enjoyable, wooded course.
+0 votes
Brian Pirkola
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May 18, 2011
Gave it an A- because if you havn't played there before it can be a little confusing where the next hole is. Many holes require good shot placement and some long par 5 holes make it a challenging course. Now that I have played there a few times I have found it much easier to navigate.
+0 votes
Josh Wieschowski
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June 23, 2011
Navigation was tough the first time. This course has some beastly holes, one in particulat that was so flippin long we werent sure where the hell we were suppose to throw. Leviathan is well named! I would play here anytime. Just swing in to your local hair care, disc shop and tire center right across the street for some new plastic!! Wierd?
-5 votes
Mike Shields
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August 25, 2011
The course Needs to be labled better I had no idea where A B C holes were. Besides that it's a good course
-2 votes
Jeff Reed
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August 29, 2011
A pretty neat course on a ton of land. Lots of walking between holes. Really awful pads for the ams. The rubber really isn't bad, but they're really short. A lot of the same anny shots through woods. Very poor signage.
+1 votes
Harold Fernando
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May 2, 2012
Love this course! Tough with elevation changes and some tight wooded shots...bring your A game to this course. Reminded me of playing in the jungle...
+1 votes
Matt Krieg
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March 20, 2012
Good course, very long when playing off the pro tees. Well manicured and good directions from tee to tee. It was my first time playing this course and I found my way around pretty well.
-1 votes
Matt Newberg
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April 27, 2012
good cement teeoads for longs, some great longs holes 800 plus
+1 votes
Kyle Wilkinson
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July 21, 2012
I liked the course a lot. It was a little hard to find my way around at first, but I figured it out.
+1 votes
Jason Karle
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July 28, 2012
A great course, could definitely use a few more trash cans. At times a bit hard to follow with the alternate holes. Definitely challenging and easy to get into trouble if you stray from the fairway. All in all a great course, would be even better if the mid tee pads were cement, the rubber is quite slick when damp.
+1 votes
Paul DISC-OR-DIE Holstein
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September 6, 2012
Leviathan is one of the most diverse courses I have ever played. The shorts are easiest, and I had a lot of fun playing them quickly before dusk during Mark Stephen's birthday round at the 2012 Michigan State Championships. The longs are insane, but it's the mids that are really surprising - every mid is behind a tree or out of the sight line, as if they were just trying to mess with you and make every tee shot as difficult as possible. Something here for everyone.
+1 votes
Andrew Tuma
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October 10, 2012
Played a round from the short tees, the longs look insane! very nice course!
+1 votes
Nick Bosovich
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December 27, 2013
Played shorts and mids. Shorts are a lot of fun and you can shoot pretty good if you have a solid short game. Mids require some trick shots or technical shots with some interesting lines and tee locations.
+1 votes
Kyle Enbody
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April 14, 2013
My home course. I live 3 minutes away. Really fun course to play with added difficulty when moving up to mids and pros.
+2 votes
Richard Little
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April 24, 2013
Mids are forced and rely far too much on placing the tee pads directly behind a tree but the course is amazing.
+1 votes
"Lightning" Don Bush
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May 1, 2013
Excellent signage, clean, well taken care of. up-hill, down-hill, fun course.
+1 votes
Becca B
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May 29, 2013
Great course, long tees are pretty tough, love the trails between holes.
+1 votes
Dan Sinkey
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October 11, 2013
Only played the long but I've heard it's no joke on the mids either hole 4 is a good example 800 foot tight wooded fairway and when you get to the basket there's a drop off behind it . There are several fairways that are tightly wooded (well almost all of them ) that are also long hilly and curvy , kinda scary !!
+2 votes
Nick Rockey
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July 13, 2013
Bring your 'A' game!
+Excellent tee choices with shorts, mids and longs!
+This course will use all of your discs
+Great for big arms, great for placement shots, l-o-n-g tunnels! Awesome wooded holes
I didn't like this course the first couple times I played it, I struggled especially off the longs, but I have come to really respect this course for sure!
+Hole 10, long tee and hole 11 long tee are two of my all time favorites!
+Cement long tees
+Old skool practice basket!
+Benches, trash c ...
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+1 votes
Landon Satterfield
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August 18, 2013
Love this course. Challenging epic scenary. My favorite personal course.
+2 votes
Jason McCary
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September 3, 2013
This course had a very nice layout, with the opportunity to challenge every disc golfer. Loved the tight lines and precision shots.
+0 votes
Jamie Vincent
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September 4, 2013
This course is another beauty maintained and ran by the mcdgo. I would give this course a solid A+ if the mids were a par @least 56, and if there were some newer baskets/cement tee pads on a few holes..Otherwise this course is great, and only for $1 its a steal for great West Michigan disc golf..Add it to your favorites list..
+2 votes
Nick Renaud
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September 23, 2013
All of these Mason Co. courses are amazing. Just. Everything I could ask for, clean cut, a good club, proper signage, and fun shots that mix between power, ingenuity, and skill.
+1 votes
Zach McCallum
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July 5, 2014
Played from mid tees. The course is pretty well maintained, and clean. Pretty tight. There really isn't an opportunity to bomb any drives. I think I teed off with a driver on about 5 holes. I mostly liked the layout, but there are a couple of holes that have trees directly in line with what should be your line off the tee. When the "fairway" is tight anyway, I don't think it is necessary to have a tree forcing you into a low percentage shot.
This course really needs better tee-pads! The blue ...
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+1 votes
Chad Reuss
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July 7, 2014
This was my first round at this course. This is a beautiful course. There are short=red, mid=blue and long=black tees. There is a mix of tee pad styles. Most have rubber mats. We played in the early morning and the mats were a little slippery. Some of the mats also had roots underneath them as well as re-barb holding them in place so we decided to tee from the side of many of the rubber pads to avoid injury. The course is pretty well laid out and most holes had signs directing you to the next t ...
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+1 votes
Jason Ponchahar
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July 17, 2014
Great course, the jewel of Mason County for sure. Only complaint is a lack of course maps, so not much to gripe about.
+1 votes
Jeremy Foor
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September 15, 2014
Tricky rating here. Dramatic difference in tee's short, mid and long. Played Short and while there were a lot of different fun looks and I felt like i missed out on a true epic adventure. Next time no doubt I will play the back tee's.
Good "next tee" signage
Course layout is great and this is a must play destination This alone gets the B+ rating. The black Tee's are near 9500+ and absolutely epic ride it looked like. However w/ terrible tee pads and a times very trashy, greatly detract from what could be a World Class course.
Good "next tee" signage
Course layout is great and this is a must play destination This alone gets the B+ rating. The black Tee's are near 9500+ and absolutely epic ride it looked like. However w/ terrible tee pads and a times very trashy, greatly detract from what could be a World Class course.
+1 votes
Aaron Goofy Mitchell
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September 17, 2014
Great difficult course from the longs...and some nice alternates added.
+1 votes
Cody Taplin
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November 7, 2014
I would say it's the most challenging course in Michigan from the longs. Lots of distance holes, with a few duece oppurtunities.
+1 votes
Eric "Downtown" Brown
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July 21, 2015
What all disc golf courses should aspire to be. If you don't have fun here you lack a pulse. Having an opportunity to play all three tee pads, make this course different in many ways.
-1 votes
Jacob Spencer
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July 27, 2016
I came to this course the day after playing Flip City and had extremely high expectations for it after reading the reviews on here. I don't mind length, and this course certainly provides it. However, when the teepads are destroyed or uneven or right behind a tree, it can make for an unpleasant time when trying to land a 400+ foot shot on a tight fairway. There was multiple times when I would land on my plant foot and slide enough to hurt my knee or throw off my balance.
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+1 votes
Ron Jacobs
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September 11, 2016
Played the black tees my only round here, super challenging. Couldn't find the extras on the front 9, easily found them on the back. I'll be back soon.
+1 votes
Leo Martinez
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October 26, 2016
My home course 5 minutes away. Technical through the woods for all tees. Shorts are fun and Longs are punishing.
+0 votes
Scott Adkins
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March 29, 2017
Great course, but got so confused with the path. Wish the UDisc and the course matched.
+0 votes
Jack Bungart
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April 23, 2017
This is a great course, has some great lines, a little bit of elevation and I found myself using every shot in my repertoire. This course also has multiple teepads and a lot of different options. I am a little surprised this is not a pay to play course. AWESOME
-1 votes
J B
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September 8, 2023
Fun Course. Got confused several times on the course layout. If it were easier to figure out where to go I would bump my rating to A-.
+1 votes
Shane Miller
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July 14, 2017
Nice challenging course with some elevation changes and variety of longer holes, many over 400 feet, some 600-800 feet. Back 9 are tougher in my opinion.
-2 votes
Joshua Spicer
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July 1, 2018
The only problem with this course is the driveway. If the driveway was flat without any pot holes, it would be an A+ for sure.
+1 votes
Josh Russell
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September 8, 2019
We had to play from the shorts which is a capital F for Fun! With 3 sets of teepads this course has something for all levels of players.
+1 votes
Maria Klahre
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October 25, 2019
another great Ludington area course. Challenging. Suitable to the dunes with lots of sand.
+2 votes
Tom Wagner
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September 20, 2021
The course is currently in the process of a layout transition due to school construction. Therefore signage, pads and maps are incomplete. Navigation is very difficult without a local guide. This will ultimately be a fantastic new layout.
+0 votes
Patrick Ruszkowski
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August 28, 2021
Please use the UDISC "Leviathan Shorts" map for the course - it will give you the correct tees and baskets locations to play the new layout. About half the holes don't have tee pads but the holes are playable.
Be aware that many holes are built for pro longs and also shorts. So some holes are 900 ft longs and 200 ft shorts. If you see a teepad you still may need to walk another 700ft to get to the shorts.
Be aware that many holes are built for pro longs and also shorts. So some holes are 900 ft longs and 200 ft shorts. If you see a teepad you still may need to walk another 700ft to get to the shorts.
