Myles Kimmerly

My first time here yesterday and it's a terrific course. Well maintained. Signage on each hole with distance and layout. Plenty of benches. The course is moderately challenging with tight fairways and numerous elevations so high accuracy is required. A few holes have significant tree obstacles. I was able to weave between them mostly, although I popped a couple of distant ones. Some folks have complained about the potential to lose discs. My partners and I never came close to losing any, all fou ...
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My first time here yesterday and it's a terrific course. Well maintained. Signage on each hole with distance and layout. Plenty of benches. The course is moderately challenging with tight fairways and numerous elevations so high accuracy is required. A few holes have significant tree obstacles. I was able to weave between them mostly, although I popped a couple of distant ones. Some folks have complained about the potential to lose discs. My partners and I never came close to losing any, all found within a couple of minutes. Some of the fairway hills are rock and gravel covered and are easy to slide down so wear good shoes. I had to use uDisc to locate a couple of tees so some additional signage would be nice. I'm looking forward to playing here again when I'm back in town.
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Really conflicted about rating this course this poorly. I would rate it F-, except for the fact that there is a beautiful park and surroundings that the course is set in. It is a BEAUTIFUL setting, amazing park connected to it, fields to practice throwing before you go out, and the setting is just amazing. Absolutely LOVE that! And I appreciate all the hard work that the Boy Scouts put into making it and anyone else that helps with the course. But, having said that, it's just heinous to try and ...
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Really conflicted about rating this course this poorly. I would rate it F-, except for the fact that there is a beautiful park and surroundings that the course is set in. It is a BEAUTIFUL setting, amazing park connected to it, fields to practice throwing before you go out, and the setting is just amazing. Absolutely LOVE that! And I appreciate all the hard work that the Boy Scouts put into making it and anyone else that helps with the course. But, having said that, it's just heinous to try and play any sport on this "course".

It's just thousands of trees everywhere and even the "good" holes only have a tiny little 10-20' gap to try and throw through! It's HEINOUS trying to get any shot to not smash into a tree. And then, most holes are literally covered with NON STOP jungle on the ground! There are a billion bushes, thorny things, fallen trees and just never ending ground cover. You can't even throw a disc anywhere on lots of the holes without it being lost. Because there are no landing zones! You can literally throw a perfect shot into a kiddy pool size landing spot, and lose your disc instantly it's that bad!!! To say it's over grown and just about impossible to play is an understatement!!! Only 3-4 holes are even playable on the entire "course'.

It's a shame too, because it's a beautiful setting and could be so great, but it's not. I spent 40 mins searching for my tee shot that looked like it went maybe 10' left of the super tiny landing strip on the second hole in the longish grass. Because the landing strip is only like 6-10' wide!!! And on the right are a thousand trees and bushes, and all on the left of the pin head sized landing zone is never ending long grass and bushes. So basically no matter where you throw it, it will be in the bushes, trees or long grass, and your disc is gone! Then I finally found that shot and threw what I thought was a great recovery shot. But it went slightly past the hole and was then lost in a super tall dark green grass, trees and bushes again and that took me another 20 mins to find that shot! That is NOT fun or a good course. And this is one of the "better" holes! The course is just completely wild and unkempt and is a nightmare to play!

It's a great idea for a course, and "could" be amazing, but it's been poorly executed, and there is NO course management to keep it playable. I would never recommend this course in it's current state, and would say, if you do want to play here, be prepared to use super bright neon colored discs you don't care about. Because it will be just about impossible to NOT lose discs here! Horrible horrible course management. I've played wooded courses before, and they are NOTHING like this. I was so looking forward to it, and it was just an awful awful day.
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