I think the current plan is to keep Winton as is. At one point they wanted to put a campground where the course is, but I don't think that's going to happen now.

Hank's still around. I see him all the time, in the most unexpected places.

I played disc golf for the first time in my life last year....3 times total all last year and all three times at Winton Woods. I played tonight at 8pm-8:45pm...practically sprinted thru the course and played thru atleast 5 groups. I remember last year of hardly reaching any baskets....tonight I used my putter on most holes and I'm a mere 808 rated player. I shot a -10 with 4 missed putts of < 15 feet...yea I need more practice..but who doesn't? I was thinking that this course is too easy...almost useless....it needs to be redone...and then I thought back just one short year ago and how I fared. I looked around me at the quality of players and realized that almost everyone was new to the sport. Most groups were 4 or more people and you had one decent player showing his friends how to play. I instantly changed my mind and realized that every course has its place...and Winton Woods is to bring new players into the game....it's a place to go to work on your short game when you are having problems....it's a place for you to work on your forehand shots...it's a place to go with people you want to bring into the sport without them being demoralized by them throwing 80 feet while you blast 400+ and moan about it going left 30 feet too far.

So leave it be...it is serving its purpose well.