Lagoon Valley

Great assortment of technical shots that require good use of sidearm, backhand, and overhand to navigate. Great basket placements along OB hazards, in rock formations, along the hillsides. Good amount of birdie-able holes along w/ challenging lines that push players at all levels. Parking is a little confusing your first go, but once you find the practice basket you will see Hole 1 right there, then it's all pretty straight forward. The beginning holes are great as they require some death putt ...
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Great assortment of technical shots that require good use of sidearm, backhand, and overhand to navigate. Great basket placements along OB hazards, in rock formations, along the hillsides. Good amount of birdie-able holes along w/ challenging lines that push players at all levels. Parking is a little confusing your first go, but once you find the practice basket you will see Hole 1 right there, then it's all pretty straight forward. The beginning holes are great as they require some death putts and water OB, then it heads up in the hills. The only con would be some of the unkept grass, as it gets pretty long during the spring time. It's a giant piece of land and will take a full day to cover 27 holes. Overall, a fantastic course that will push you and make you better.
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My local course. I love the variety here. Make sure to take a photo of the map near Hole 1, as the course can be a little confusing at times The Front 9 are a good mix of technical shots, especially the water hazard holes (4-7). There are a bunch of trees to dodge on 1-3, and 8-9, but you can play them strategically. The middle 9 is really spread out, and works best if you play both it and the back 9. #12 has a double mando down an alley of trees, and there are a few long range holes in t ...
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My local course. I love the variety here. Make sure to take a photo of the map near Hole 1, as the course can be a little confusing at times

The Front 9 are a good mix of technical shots, especially the water hazard holes (4-7). There are a bunch of trees to dodge on 1-3, and 8-9, but you can play them strategically.

The middle 9 is really spread out, and works best if you play both it and the back 9. #12 has a double mando down an alley of trees, and there are a few long range holes in the open field area.

The back 9 is a lot of throwing around/through tree cover. Great practice for thinking about shot placement.

My favorite I think is to play holes 1-3, and 8-14. It's a good way to get a diverse mix of holes in without risking the water hazard, and it also puts you back near the main parking area.
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I was looking forward to playing this course for a long time, and I finally got to play it on 3/18/2015. My brothers and I were somewhat disappointed. The course was really kind of unkempt. The grass and vegetation was too long, even on some of the fairways. Some of the holes were marked incorrectly, (Hole 11 seemed to be marked as 13, etc.). We couldn't find Hole 17 until we started driving home, so we ended up playing holes 25, 26, and 27 instead. We felt that the course was a little dif ...
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I was looking forward to playing this course for a long time, and I finally got to play it on 3/18/2015. My brothers and I were somewhat disappointed. The course was really kind of unkempt. The grass and vegetation was too long, even on some of the fairways. Some of the holes were marked incorrectly, (Hole 11 seemed to be marked as 13, etc.). We couldn't find Hole 17 until we started driving home, so we ended up playing holes 25, 26, and 27 instead. We felt that the course was a little difficult, too, with all of those holes so close to the water's edge. Both of my brothers ended up throwing their discs in the drink, one on Hole 3, I believe, and the other one was on Hole 5, I think. I believe it was Hole 26 where I threw a big downhill shot off to the right of the basket in the rough and we never could find my disc. I believe it was a multi-colored Champion Boss with a speed rating of 13. I did like the variety of shots on the course, though, especially the big downhill shots of 26 and 27 and 13, (I think it was). If the grass and clover, etc. was kept lower, I would have given this course a B+ or maybe even an A- ...
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