Carter's Course

Fun, fun hills! Almost every hole involves some sort of elevation change. On most holes the roughs are pretty rough, but the fact that they're not too long makes that less of an issue. A good variety ... show more ›

Fun, fun hills! Almost every hole involves some sort of elevation change. On most holes the roughs are pretty rough, but the fact that they're not too long makes that less of an issue. A good variety of shot shapes and distances includes something for everyone. Once the first few baskets (which are fine) are replaced w/ better ones and a bit of the rough disappears, I'll give this course an A. Thanks to Eric and anyone else that helped for creating a special hidden gem that I plan on playing again and again!

Beautiful hike for a course with a wide variety of shot shapes. The course is wooded but isn't severely punishing for poor throws. Played within my first month of disc golf and would love to come ba ... show more ›

Beautiful hike for a course with a wide variety of shot shapes. The course is wooded but isn't severely punishing for poor throws. Played within my first month of disc golf and would love to come back.

Would rate this course in the "A" range but the baskets on the front 9 aren't in the greatest condition. I think hole 3 the chains basically rebounded any normal putt as it was so stiff.

Great course that requires a decent disc golf skill set, as well as endurance. This course is a hike! Nice elevation changes and overall use of the property. The view on 17 and 18 is breathtaking. It ... show more ›

Great course that requires a decent disc golf skill set, as well as endurance. This course is a hike! Nice elevation changes and overall use of the property. The view on 17 and 18 is breathtaking. It would be an A+ for me if it were a little more maintained, and the first half's baskets weren't so bad. Carter's Course is a hidden gem.

Leave your flipflops at home because this certainly is a course where you need to wear your hiking boots. Lots of up and down hill action - not a cart-friendly course. Not terribly long. Tee pads s ... show more ›

Leave your flipflops at home because this certainly is a course where you need to wear your hiking boots. Lots of up and down hill action - not a cart-friendly course. Not terribly long. Tee pads seemed a bit on the short side, but not a problem, in my opinion, considering how short the course is - a good majority of the hole lengths being under 270'. Not tight, but not wide open either. Left to right, right to left seemed to be a good mix, not really favoring one side over the other. There seemed to be rubbish bins at most of the teebox areas. The baskets for the front nine seemed to be of a homemade variety. The back nine were Discraft. Navigation was fairly simple, with signage for most of the course. Where there was not signage, it was fairly intuitive as to what direction to follow. The course finishes with an epic downhill hole, looks like it was set up for sledding for the coming winter months. Overall, a nice course, surely worth the trip.