Alex "skillz" Skillman

$5 to play / donation box. Shorter front 9 and a longer less unique back 9. Driving range was cute. Open dry field with 50ft markers way out to like 400 or 500 ft. Well placed baskets to make up for the lack of trees and obstacles.

Heard great things about the owners from locals. Private courses like this are worth paying for when the owners care about the disc golfers.

Really fun course. I'm used to less elevation since I usually play in Michigan. Some holes throw with a vertical elevation close to 30-40 ft up, most throw across the ski mountain and then a few throw wayyyy down the mountain. Definitely start on hole 20 then to hole 1. Pay attention to the map showing references to the ski paths. Some baskets are blind but if you follow the obvious dirt paths it was pretty easy to navigate.

Only con I felt was the few wavy rubber tee pads that obviously get placed after the ski season so it's tough to keep them level.

this is no longer a disc golf course. only 3 of the baskets are left and only remain because the new construction didn't interfere with them. 2 are on the hill side by the bonfire pit and the other one is by the base ball fields/ batting practice nets. only useful for practice putting.