Zube

Pros: -Relatively new course. -This course was built specifically for disc golf! -Concrete tee pads on every hole. -Some longer holes for a bit of distance challenge. -Good flow from hole to hole. -Very nice goals. -Plenty of parking. -One fun water hole that makes you nervous, but is easily carried. Cons: -Very little shade right now so it is getting ready to be really hot! -Grass is struggling on some holes to establish itself. -Tee signs give hole number and distance with nothing ...
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Pros: -Relatively new course.
-This course was built specifically for disc golf!
-Concrete tee pads on every hole.
-Some longer holes for a bit of distance challenge.
-Good flow from hole to hole.
-Very nice goals.
-Plenty of parking.
-One fun water hole that makes you nervous, but is easily carried.

Cons: -Very little shade right now so it is getting ready to be really hot!
-Grass is struggling on some holes to establish itself.
-Tee signs give hole number and distance with nothing else. The tee sign on hole 10 is missing.
-Discrepancy between the tee signs and actual lengths recorded on this site.
-There was no welcome sign with course layout.
-There are plenty of trees, but they are very young. They will be great after they grow for a few years.

Other Thoughts: -All in all, this is probably one of my favorite courses so far.
-I liked that it was built for disc golf from the start. (At least it looks that way.)
-I like longer courses that force you to put together multiple shots to get to the goal, and this one does that on its longer holes.
-According to PDGA guidelines, Hole 3 should be a par 4, and Hole 11 should be a par 5 for beginners. If the distance recorded for Hole 2 on the course sign is correct, it should be a par 4.
-This course has a lot of potential that I think it will grow into as the trees mature. With full grown trees, more descriptive tee signs, and a welcome sign, I probably would have rated higher.
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