Lewis University, DGC

This course is beautiful.
Allowing you rip off the first tee blindly to the pin situated beneath two rolling hills is nice. The scenery is nicer in the fall when the landscapers keep the wild brush high and wheat makes an appearance. Traveling to 3 is not as safe as it could be with rotting steps and a steep decline down on rocks. The rub on 4 is trying to stay out of the thickets on the left with thorns everywhere. Tricky design leads you wandering looking for holes– 5– with no signs posted. The shortest hole is only 100 feet and a straight shot, so this is best opportunity to score yourself an ace for your bag.
Replayability is high, as well as those scroungers that wish to pick up discs. If my Champion Wraith (Noam Chomsky) is found, I would greatly appreciate it back. Neon Green.
Replay: High