University of West Georgia

Course was a big disappointment. Hole baskets are marked, but not the tees, so for several of the holes it's your guess where you are supposed to tee off from. There were some posts with a slanted top on it that we guessed were the tee markers, but no number markings were on them. To give you an idea of what the course is like, imagine a plot of land where you have a big open area in the middle surrounded by dense bushes and trees around the perimeter. On the edges of the open area are where the majority of the holes are placed, so if you throw where your disc usually trails off to the right (left handers) then this course would lend itself to your type of throw. Most right handers like me, not so. Course is unimaginative, very poorly marked, and not well maintained. After nine holes, we'd had enough and left, not planning on returning.