-- A very good course to introduce people, especially children, to the sport. Holes are mostly around 200 feet with some trees to navigate, but not much in the way of rough.
-- Three tees per hole. Most create different lines.
-- Easy to follow even though there aren't any navigational markers.
-- Considering the short distances, most of the holes are interesting. One is a straight shot over a dumpster with parking lot right and bushes left of an open fairway from the white tees, but the blue and red take the dumpster out of play. Two is a RHBH hyzer to a protected basket down in a small depression. Three is uphill with a steep drop-off behind the basket. Four is also uphill with a tree in the middle of the fairway. Six throws over a small pond.
-- Doesn't overly favor RHBH or LHBH.

-- Course is pretty compact (even with only six holes), meaning some holes are too close to others. The worst are 2/3 and 3/4.
-- Natural tees. They are starting to show wear after three years.
-- White and blue tees are marked by stones in the ground of that color. Red tees are marked by red rubber flags on black rubber posts. The only information is the hole number. That's not much of an issue since you can see the basket from the tee on most holes, but distance would be nice.
-- No amenities, such as water, restroom or benches. For a 6-hole course, that's not a big deal.

-- Water was only somewhat in play on No. 6 with the tee left of the water. The white tee has you throwing directly over the small pond, and the red tee has you throwing over trees AND the pond.
-- When you turn into the driveway at the church, continue all the way to the end. The No. 1 tee and No. 6 basket are right there.
-- I originally rated this 1.5, but recent updates (the new tee on 6 and added alternate tees) caused me to raise my rating to 2.5.