Course Reviews

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by jscott86 on Aug 18, 2019 at 3:37pm

Fantastic course! Definitely a good challenge and great scenery! Well marked. Camping at the lake is literally a quarter mile from the course! Will definitely return!

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by Sunandroses72 on Jul 10, 2018 at 3:02pm

Played this course april 20th, it's bad ass. Great fairways, and pin placements. Cant wait to play it again!

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by Chad McBallerso... on Dec 8, 2017 at 2:05am

A good quality course to add to the area. Fairways give you a range of shots. Tells a great story on the walk through. It isn't necessarily more of an advanced course, but you have to commit to a solid couple hour walk hopefully not in the heat.

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by Futzer on Oct 31, 2012 at 11:55pm

Must play course if you are on I-5. I played in October, leaves were mostly off the oaks, so I could see the baskets. The pin placements were strategic and challenging in that they were always guarded by a tree or two, or had treacherous hill-slope attributes. I can't imagine how tricky this would be when foliage is in full-flag in late spring or summer! Very tight windows, oak canopy in classic rolling grassland oak hills country. On federally owned (yours and mine) lands-- awesome!!!

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by staffordaddict on Apr 30, 2012 at 2:08pm

This place is awesome. First of all, what a beautiful place for a disc golf course. We played in April of 2012 and the grass was green, it wasn't too hot, and it was simply a spectacular walk in the woods.

As for the holes themselves, when you look at the hole distances you think the course will be a push over and boring. This is not the case! It appears that they were not allowed to cut down a single tree, so the course is 100% natural and there are no wide open bomber throws anywhere. This means that the little 250ft and 300ft holes are HARD because if you miss the gap, you have a nasty 100 foot up shot. Additionally, they set up all the little short holes next to big hills, so getting a bad roll is inevitable if you don't lay up properly, or stick it in the chains. There are something like 6 350+ foot holes, and they are all hard. So don't let the short distances fool you, this course is a great test. They are planning on adding some new basket locations for tournaments and this will only make a great course better. There is also the wind. It appears to be a pretty constant presence and with the big hills, opens the potential for serious disaster.

Lastly, having a campground right next to the course is sweet, and the camping was really nice. This place is fantastic for a two day, overnight disc golf extravaganza.

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by Big Disc on Mar 27, 2012 at 12:53am

This is one of the most challenging and beautiful courses in far Northern California. Even the shorter holes have the potential to get a bad roll-off and make par tough. Wind is a factor at least 50% of the time as it seems to come up from the lake and find its way through the rolling hills. Great course design and great use of elevation!

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by beer scientist on May 18, 2010 at 5:29pm

Plays longer than stated with many obstacles. Best played in early spring due to the heat and foxtails that are more than happy to travel with you. Water comes into play on some errant drives. Beautiful views of the lake at many holes. if you're in Nor Cal and looking for a challenging course it's worth the short detour from I-5.