Burbine Memorial Forest DGC

I had a chance to play this course last Friday, and had a fantastic time. Might have been some of the last good weather of the year. The layout was easy enough for a first-timer to figure out without help. Love all the old-growth pine, and was generally a beautiful place to take a walk. If it were up to me me, I wouldn't cut another twig. I can see a ton of potential for this course to just keep getting better and better. Thanks a bunch to whoever got this one in the ground, you all should be proud of this one.

Challenging but reasonable, with very little undergrowth, so hard to lose a disc other than the pond hole. Excellent job by the course designers of minimizing muddy areas, and boggy spots have bridges. Ideally would like to have course map/scorecards that show where baskets are. But really appreciated the signs and flagging that made following the course easy for a first timer (Easy to find tees, harder to see baskets). Nice course with excellent potential as tee pads are improved. Looking forward to playing here many times.

Well thought out. Obviously, a lot of effort was put into the design and maintenance of the course . It is cart friendly, but not particularly knee or ankle friendly. If you have an issue with your knees bring a brace. I'm 70+ and am not a posterboy for washboard abs. The terrain was manageable for me. Hopefully that inspires some the older players to give the course a chance. :-) Lastly, mobile signal strength can be weak and spotty, though Udisc worked fine. I use ATT service.

This is a new course through a beautiful mature forest. Technical lines and well laid out. Short and long tee pads..

Very technical and enjoyably challenging course from the long tees, great for practicing touch and control through wooded fairways.