Pharoahs Tomb Disc Golf Course

"Surprisingly with an intriguing name like Pharaohs Tomb, this disc golf course didn't have one photo of the course! So we intended to play it and rectify. The course is laid out well working its way around the parks perimeter and interior landscape. Signage is visible with a map posted before hole one, as well as clean, colorful tee box signs. Plus something I've never seen before, posts on the actual basket are wrapped with white or red tape (shown in one of my pictures) that point toward the next tee pad. We actually tested the accuracy of this system against Udisc (app) and they were very accurate and helpful. There are three tee pads per hole, we played the long white, holes. Some of the shorts use wooden markers that can be covered with leaves or undefined at time of play (Feb). Overall the course is well maintained with technical shots, lots of dog legs and some long shots over valleys or even the parking lot (hole #4 & 15). The park has bathrooms, a boat launch, nice pavilions for picnicking and two play areas for the kids. I would definitely come back and test my fate at Pharaohs Tomb again."

"Some tee boxes are a little tired, but this is a fun, shorter course with just the right amount of tree-obstacles"