IUP College Lodge

For the master disc enthusiast, this course is not very difficult. It provides a nice balance for a range of player ages and abilities, with some holes playing easier, and others playing more difficult. There are white tees on every hole, and blue tees on most (but not all). I would describe all of the holes and scoring as fair, and one thing that I/we like about the course is that different holes require different kinds of approaches, throws, or strategy. There are holes that are straight (1, 4, 5, 8, 9, 18), several that dog-leg right (7, 16), and a number that play through the trees (2, 3, 6, 13, and the very challenging 15). To play the course, you have to scale the mountain twice (once on the front 9, again on the back 9), but there is ample shade for the dog-days of summer. I play this course almost every day with my 15-year old son and 7-year old son, and it makes for both good fun and good exercise. We rarely lose discs playing the course, though we do damage or break one occasionally in the woods.