First, thank you Bousquet for resurrecting a disc golf course in an otherwise barren Berkshire county. That being said, with the utmost respect, this is not a fun course to play and you’re going to have a hard time winning over players with a mundane layout and punishing terrain. According to my udisc stats i traversed 118 stories and over 7300 steps up, down, and along steep slopes and overgrown fairways, which is absurd. My suggestion is to cut the hike in half and concentrate the course in one section by putting 75% of the layout in the wooded area where basket 16 is. No need to have us zig zag and long bomb up and down the hill with intermittent stops to find lost discs in tall grass. By doing this you wont need to mow as much grass, players won’t burn out, and you’ll cut down on the excessive long open throws and elevation shots. Be a course that players will travel out of their way to play and not one that locals will want to avoid.

Could be a great course but isn't in it's current condition. No teepads and uneven tee areas in some places, very unkempt in some places and very easy to lose a disc in some fairways. Signage was there but could be much better, the tee signs are there and the other signs in the ground pointing you to the next tee are great but some are very easy to miss. Course design was better than I expected, a lot of the holes were challenging but there were also a number of holes that were significantly easier than others. There's a ton of elevation change on the course which I really like but feels like it's a bit much on some holes.

Challenging course, prep your uphill/downhill shots! only one set of tees and pads are unfinished.

Nice course, lost my favorite disc on hole 17 to the right of the basket. It's a tiedye no stamp Destroyer. Hopefully I'll find it or get it back.