Being part of the design team, I have bias towards this course. "HAHFairborn" is breaking new ground in the Dayton/Cincinnati area as one of the most challenging courses. Being that it is a new course it needs to break in a little. There are efforts in place to further improve the holes to provide a little more room for error. Right now however, disc golfers of all skill levels will find this to be a great test. You will use all the shots in your arsenal, be forced to learn ones you are not particularly good at, and thumb through your entire bag over the course of a round.

this is my 1st post so i want to give my opinions both +s and -s.I'd like to stress for everyone to play the courses for yourselves as some opinions will certainly vary from mine.that said here we go: the only thing i didn't like about this course was the walking distance between holes.It's muddy when wet(where's not) but an absolutely beautiful course with a good mix of types of shots and holes,plays long so prepare to do some hiking. A challenging course both terrain and hole play so bring your a game.It does boast the best signage of any course I've ever played.I would say it's not well suited for novice players but I will say this despite taking a fall that led to a very cold swim,totaling a pair of boots and loosing a disc I will absolutely be playing this course again and I can't wait but maybe when it's a little dryer.In summery if your not from the fairborn/dayton area this 1 is worth the drive check it out.