The top course at Albert Oakland is a moderately difficult course which offers a variety of shots. This course is not a championship level course, no majors will ever be held here, but it is a very solid respectable course. It rewards players with a well rounded game.

One of the things I really enjoy about the top course, is the fact that each hole can be played so many different ways. A lot of people take enjoyment out of different aspects of disc golf, and for me the mental game and strategy is something I enjoy. So if you're into walking up to your shot and thinking it all out and executing. You can get a lot out of this course.

You will not lose a disc! Very hard to lose a disc here. At least on the top course.

The course is so close to Show Me Disc Sports, a dedicated disc golf store.

Great local community/club players are friendly

If you are a right hand player who is exclusively backhand, you will struggle. This course rewards a well rounded skill set. You don't have to have an incredible forehand. But you have to be able to do it.

Layout is slightly confusing, particulary 9 to 10, and hole 6.

To get to 10, you walk from one side of the pool to the other. Still on the same side of the tennis courts.

Hole 6 has the hole 15 sign, with 15 crossed out in marker...

I play this course quite frequently, and I still get great enjoyment out of it. An above average course. Sort of the type of thing you expect from your typical town disc golf course. Just done better. With a huge variety of shots. Some shots I have not seen on any other course!

Nice variety of shots for many different types of shots. Trees placed in excellent positions (not right in front of you and slightly guarding most pins). Many nice Ace opportunities!!!

gets a little confusing on where to go after hole 11. but its easy to pick up after you find it.

Must play here