Hole	Distance A (ft)	Distance B (ft)	Distance C (ft)	Change Elev. A (ft)	Change Elev. B (ft)	Change Elev. C (ft)	Par A	Par B	Par C	BCDGA Caddy Tips
1	205	201	241	9	0	25	3	3	3	Be cautious of the roll away putt on the A and B pins.
2	235	350	434	-41	-49	-57	3	3	3	Make sure to hit the first gap and be aware of the elevation change and its affects on disc stability.
3	198	268	356	5	11	33	3	3	4	For the C pin a tight right-to-left tee shot leaves the best opening for the difficult approach shot.
4	174	217	224	-10	-11	-14	3	3	3	High hyzer shots for the A and B pins is the widest opening for righties.  Lefties have a low soft hyzer alley.  Be mindful of the OB on left.
5	307	482	797	-23	-26	-37	3	4	5	Make sure to hit the gap and watch the OB left. Stay in the fairway, even if you sacrifice distance for a chance at the C pin.
6	174	260	424	1	2	6	3	3	4	Right is death off the tee. Placement of the disc near the B pin is a must for the tricky approach shot to the C pin.
7	218	267	399	-2	0	4	3	3	4	Tight driving hole requiring a slight turnover from righties. Placement in fairway is key for approach shot into low ceiling guarded C pin.
8	199	333	490	5	7	15	3	3	4	Mando hole with drop zone. Tight high Right-to-Left shot will leave you in position for a birdie on B pin and an open approach to C pin. OB long comes into play for erroneous shots and A-pin ace runs.
9	180	240	271	-9	-8	-13	3	3	3	Left off tee is a steep slope leading to OB while road on right is OB as well. Putting and approaches to C pin need to be precise because of severe drop-off to river.
10	218	358	513	19	23	23	3	4	5	Place drive in fairway for a chance at birdie for the B pin. Placement of disc for upshot to C pin is essential to the downhill heavily guarded green. A small stream runs in front of pin where low shots easily carom OB from stone wall.
11	181	208	273	2	2	6	3	3	3	Birdie hole! Elevated B & C pins require a steady putt.
12	308	423	551	-1	-1	-2	3	4	5	Drives in the fairway will be rewarded with great birdie and eagle opportunities for the B and C pins.
13	195	259	285	2	0	-8	3	3	4	A good Right-to-Left shot off the tee can yield birdies and an open approach to the elevated C pin. Watch the close OB road behind B and C pins.
14	230	460	711	4	8	12	3	4	5	A difficult driving hole because of terrain and initial low ceiling. The various C pins are difficult which require several good shots that land in the fairway.
15	187	294	269	-2	-7	-3	3	3	3	Mando hole. Pins A and B yield many birdies, however the C pin requires an innovative shot for the deuce.
16	182	264	416	5	10	15	3	3	4	Tight driving hole with OB on the right. Placement in fairway is key for tight approach shot into C pin.
17	325	458	635	-9	-13	-16	3	4	4	Open hole where the big arms having an eagle opportunity on the B pin. C pin requires a delicately placed shot to a well protected green.
18	369	474	578	-7	-7	-2	3	4	4	Open hole that requires a well placed second shot around a thick clump of trees for the C pin.
19	184	205	211	-14	-19	-14	3	3	3	A tight birdie hole that requires a straight, accurate shot.
20	193	216	289	-11	-3	-11	3	3	3	A heavily wooded hole. A high righty anhyzer route exists that could yield birdies. However, hit a tree early and you are looking at a difficult par.
21	209	278	408	0	-3	-8	3	3	4	A well placed tee shot is required to have a look at a protected green in the C pin.  OB line on left along gravel storage/parking lot.
22	149	336	467	26	38	31	3	4	4	A tight blind uphill tee shot needs to find the fairway in order to have a look at the B and C pins. Recent tree cuts have opened up the fairway.
23	203	417	587	29	52	73	3	4	5	A heavily wooded hole requires shots to land in the fairway. The B pin requires a well placed approach to an uphill pin location. Placement of the second shot near the B pin can lead to a birdie.
24	211	294	326	-30	-35	-33	3	3	3	A low ceiling fairway leads to downhill pin locations. Make it through the trees clean to have birdie opportunities.
25	258	322	322	-20	-27	-21	3	3	3	A clump of trees guards the B and C pins but birdie opportunities exist.
26	300	362	378	-3	-6	-15	3	3	4	A Left-to Right shot is required to hit the tree gap. Wood chip bunkers protect the B pin and approach to the precariously located C pin.
27	194	267	381	21	29	33	3	3	4	An uphill hole is reachable in the A and B pins with a straight crisp drive. A delicate Left-to-Right approach is required to reach the well guarded C pin.
28	313	313	313	2	2	2	3	3	3	A short birdie hole with the clump of trees in front OB.   Stay out of the Clump!  Retrieving your disc from the OB will be bad enough,  a potential 4 or 5 on this hole by going OB will hurt your round.
29	613	613	613	8	8	8	4	4	4	Requires an accurate tee shot through the first tree gap at 280 ft. The approach is deceiving due to terrain and a precarious downhill pin placement only 25 ft. from the OB road.
30	585	585	685	-25	-25	-39	4	4	4	A blind downhill tee shot with tightening OB on the right. The second shot must be placed near the gap into the woods to have a look at the pin and a birdie.
31	605	605	605	29	29	29	4	4	4	An uphill birdie hole with very little danger. Trees block pin from a hyzer approach on the right.
32	760	760	880	-14	-14	-15	5	5	5	A lengthy hole which requires an accurate approach shot. An OB island protects the front of the pin merely 25 ft. past the OB.  Drop zone for OB.
33	838	838	838	41	41	41	5	5	5	A gradual uphill hole with an island green and tight OB on the right of the fairway.  Two long shots can reach the front of the green at 702 ft.  The gravelly parking lot does not allow much distance on a skip.
34	220	220	220	8	8	8	3	3	3	A blind tee shot to a birdie hole. A hammer or thumber is a good shot to take the early trees and bogie out of the picture.
35	569	569	569	-5	-5	-5	4	4	4	The double mando hole requires a tee shot of 270 ft. to the landing zone and best angle to pin. Another precise shot is required to hit the 2nd mando and land on the peninsula shaped green from the 2nd gap surrounded by OB.
36	668	668	668	-2	-2	-2	4	4	4	A wide open hole that requires precise distance control on the approach. The OB parking lot comes into play due to the sloped green.