Seemed to be eighteen baskets present.

Where do I begin?

Pretty much every basket is bent, damaged, or broken. Likely vandalism because I don't care how hard you throw a disc you aren't going to bend and break the cage.

The holes seem poorly planned out and the trees throughout the park could have been better utilized. One hole (15?) even brings a chicken coop into play.

Tee signs are present but in poor shape and some are almost unreadable.

Overall, the course gives off a vibe of being abused and neglected for years.

I love playing disc golf. I'll play just about any course and have a good time. I've played plenty of sub par courses and courses that were in need of maintenance and repairs and have always finished my rounds. This is the first time I've quit a course without finishing. I didn't find any of the holes fun or challenging and the general condition of the course equipment just kind of killed all of the fun.

If you choose to go out of your way to play this course, don't say I didn't warn you.

I did give it half a star because having baskets and generally marked places to tee off does make it a course in the technical sense.

Open course for beginners

Damaged baskets, vandalized chains and baskets, missing baskets, poorly marked tee pads.

Can't say too much good about this course in its current condition.

More than half the baskets have been dug up and stolen from the park. Gentlemen inside the gym claimed the park is constantly being vandalized. The baskets that were still there are fine. Tee box signs lack information other than distance. Tee pads for longs are not marked. No benches, no trash cans.

Sorry to say this but no real reason to waste the trip to this park. Until the missing baskets are replaced, which probably won't happen, it's just not worth the trip.

Sorry to review this course so poorly, just don't want anyone else to wast the time on the trip out here.