Salamander Resort

"Great course, "

"Fun course. Got to play on a beautiful day after non-stop rain for two days. So it was wet and some mud, but not terrible. Tee pads are rubber. A little slick but ok if you stay under control. There's some danger of losing discs in bushes and water but if you just play a control game with stable discs, you should be safe. Wish I had brought a more understable disc for some of the uphill holes. Was staying nearby on vacation so I only brought a few."

"Nice course but could use some maintenance. Hole 6 tee sign is knocked over and hole 5 does not have a great line to the basket unless you walk up a few feet. Other than that there are a couple holes at the beginning that could conflict with people staying at the resort. Other than that a great course!"

"Perfect resort disc golf. A par 4 and 5 that’re eagle city. Overall beautiful holes and some treacherous rough. "

"Solid 9 holes on a beautiful property. Plays really good in the winter, the rough looks like it could grow in pretty dense in the summer. 4 of holes play close to the rough, while 5 are closer to the open resort grounds. "

"I’m guessing it’s better when the bushes near the fairways and baskets aren’t so over grown. Didn’t know it was here but had an old disc in my car. Made it through a few holes before turning it over to far and she gone. It’s easy to see how you could lose a disc here lol"

"Tee pads are small and on uneven ground. Carts travel on paths through the fairway frequently"

"Fun and nice grounds but very easy to lose a disc "

"If you find a baby blue havoc on hole 7 on the right please call the number I’ll Venmo !!"

"Fun, open course - located on beautiful property. Good for beginners. All holes should be a par 3. Hole 8 is the trickiest and really the only place to potentially lose a disc."

"Very short and easy, but good practice for upshots and shot shaping inside 250ft. Par should be 28, not 30."

"Very open, scenic course. Some pedestrian traffic on early holes. Looks like it would be a private course, but open to the public, just follow gravel path around back of the building."

"Clean the rough up! To dense to find a disc for anything"