Course Design Portfolio
Recreational 18 hole course, built in 1999. Beginner friendly, built in a busy public park. Close to a lot of Muskegon area attractions, including downtown and the Lake Michigan beach.
Professional 24 hole course, built in 2000. Two sets of tees on most holes. Course is on mostly flat land, but the trees and jungle-like thickets provide quite a challenge.
Professional 27 hole course, built in 2003. Extra "Deep 9" holes added in 2009. Two sets of tees on most holes. Course is in a heavily wooded area with slight rolling hills. Holes are not very long (except for some of the "Deep 9"), but demand accuracy.
Professional 24 hole course, completed in 2006. Two sets of tees on most holes. Course winds up and down two ski hills on the Lake Michigan shore of Michigan's Upper Peninsula.
Expanded to nine holes on July 1st, 2008. There are three tees on each hole, providing a challenge for players of all ability levels. The course utilizes wide ski trails and gentle slopes to make it less of a mountain climb and more of an enjoyable disc golf experience.
- Udell Rollways, Wellston,
MI ***NEW ***
Professional/Recreational 18 hole course built in 2009 in what was once a National Forest Campground. Although the campsites are gone, a picnic shelter, tables and a stairway down to the Manistee River are still there. The course plays through some dense woods, with the front 9 being shorter and much easier than the back 9. The first 4 holes will eventually be along a handicap-accessible trail.
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