Hmmm - what to say. First, you have to pay to play this course - $6.00 for 9 holes, and $8.00 for 18. You do not need a tee-time to play - just show up and pay. This information is hard to find on-line. You can rent a cart, though it is obviously not necessary. In fact, I can't imagine renting a cart to play disc golf. The signage on this course is mostly non-existent - there is some colored duct-tape on some of the trees, and once you decipher the code, you can find your way. That said, the tee boxes are not easy to find, though the layout is kind of intuitive - you tend to know where you're going, and which hole is next. The holes are short, wide open, and fair - it is a par 3 course, and most holes play about that. The course is mostly flat, and it's a nice setting, but definitely not for the serious disc golfer. When we played this, we did have to wait some for the golfers ahead of us - we play mostly the same fairways, so it can get backed up some when the weather is nice.