The course involves a lot of elevation changes, and therefore is a decent hike. The turf tees were installed in 2019. There are a few fairways (1,2,3,11, 12, and 16) that test your power, with 5 par 4 ...
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The course involves a lot of elevation changes, and therefore is a decent hike. The turf tees were installed in 2019. There are a few fairways (1,2,3,11, 12, and 16) that test your power, with 5 par 4s. But most of the fairways are in the woods. The average fairway length is 290 feet.

Bathrooms available at the pool house at the bottom of the hill near the playground, and in the shelter at the top of the hill driveway by basket #18. There is water available by the pool house at the bottom of the hill, by the dog park at tee #5, and in the shelter kitchen by basket #18.

Scorecards with course maps are available in the kiosk by the trees on hole 1. There is also a box for lost and found discs on this kiosk. There is also a nature walk incorporated into the tee signs, with interpretative nature reflections. There are also tree species identified along the course - approximately 1 tree per fairway is identified.

In the winter, basket #2 is removed. You can skip hole #2 and throw across the hill to basket #3. When the ski lift is running, do not walk across the ski lift line. When the ski lift is running, it is recommended to play the back nine. To do this park at the upper ball field parking lot, and begin on hole #9 on the stage.
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