Weston Lake

@huutsprodigy420

83

quite challenging with the walking and randomness of trees, so therefore theres shot variety for sure,

@discgolfcraig

695

The course is a tale of two halves, with a cramped, poorly designed front 9 and a much stronger, more scenic, and better-spaced back 9. • The back 9 is the clear highlight, featuring longer holes, better flow, light elevation, and scenic lake views, especially from holes #15–18. • Holes #10–13 offer the first stretch of competent design, while #16 stands out as the best hole on the course, playing toward the lake with trees, elevation, and ample surrounding space. • The front 9 wastes space with overlapping baskets, short and repetitive holes, and confusing routing, including holes where players throw one direction, walk to the basket, then turn around and throw back. • Navigation and infrastructure are major weaknesses, with no tee pads, no tee signs, no markers, and slick pine-needle tees that make footing and orientation difficult even with a map. • The course is private and requires military access, and while it improves steadily as the round progresses, the uneven design keeps it from being a strong overall layout despite the potential shown on the back half.