Sean Kecskes

I tried to play here and got about five holes in before giving up. It's literally the most unfriendly course I've played (in terms of environment, not people, there were no people). If a disc goes into a bush (and some holes are lined with 8 foot bushes, much like the insanity maze in the Shining), you're paying for that disc in blood.

No information, no logical progression, horrible fairways, it was just bad. Maybe the back nine is fine, but I'll never know.

This course is very well groomed, has good lengths and a nice variety of shots. The day I came here was during a wind storm so a couple discs were lost in the tall grass, but that's all part of the game. Hole nine is a VERY SCARY (in a good way) fairway and possibly the most unique I've seen.

This is a great course, no complaints.

We usually refer to this course as Pebble Beach. Don't know if anyone else does. If you can get to this course you need to play it.

This course started off great but near the end there isn't even a fairway on the holes. Might as well stand in an uncut forest and throw your disc as far as you can. A lot of road noise as well. It seems like there is a lot of new growth that never got trimmed down. Also, avoid this course at all costs if it is warm and rained at all in the recent past. Millions. Of. Mosquitoes. I tried to like this course but I don't think I'll return.

Great course, challenging and appealing. Can't wait to see the addition.

This is THE course I take beginners to for the sheer fact that it's -almost- impossible to lose a disc here unless you hit the water. Great mix of holes, all sorts of challenges, well maintained as well. They also put little arrows on the baskets showing which way the next tee is. I wish every course did that.

There's really nothing wrong with this course but I find it hard to love it because I miss the old one so much. They did a great job on this design, however, and I would come much more often if only it were a little closer. It definitely favors the right turn but I've never had a problem throwing backhand, the fairways are clear, and everything is well marked with the exception of a couple forks in the path because of where the old course used to be.

Great course, very open. For first timers the course progression can be confusing and unless there's a regular there you have no help. That being said the crowd that plays here is very friendly.

WARNING- people walk their dogs, usually unleashed, literally right through the course,

EDIT: There's a legible map at hole one now

This is a great park for a quick 30 minute solo game. Good beginner holes- you can use your putter for all of them if you don't feel like carrying anything. Always very well kept, plus there are bathrooms, a picnic area, beach, jungle gym, if you want to make it a longer day.

Cass is one of the courses I learned on so it has sentimental value for me but lately it's just been depressing. People and windstorms have ravaged the course. I wish I could have started earlier and seen this course in its heyday. If somebody ever adopted it though, it would clean up pretty, no doubt.

Beware the Cass-holes. You'll know them when you see them. They'll be the 5-8 dudebros throwing straight up into the air and taking 20 min per hole. I've had friends whose discs were stolen here as well (grabbed by group ahead).