Holmes Community College offers a quick and casual stop to throw some discs that is great for breaking up a drive on I-55. The course is easy to find and not too far off the highway. There's some nice terrain here for playing safari including some hills, a small lake, and scattered patches of trees. Baskets are positioned in an area where there seems to be little possibility of conflict with non-disc golfers. It's a fair opportunity to stretch your legs and throw a bit.

The course is largely overgrown and completely inaccessible in spots; I could only find five baskets despite my best efforts, one of which was being swallowed by weeds, and not even a hint of tee boxes. The five baskets I could find play around some odd obstacles such as dilapidated lights and walking paths; there was a decrepit and abandoned feel to some areas. Tall grass threatens to swallow your disc at several points. Overall the course seems largely abandoned.

I was told by someone mowing the baseball fields that the course may possibly be better tended in the future if it received attention. So if you're a student or a local, please ask for the course to receive a bit of TLC!

Worth a stop to stretch your legs and bag a course, but be prepared to play safari and don't expect anything beyond that.

There are 8 baskets. Not crowded. A couple of hole designs look like they are good. One throwing over water. A couple through a wooded area.

No one mows the area. No tee pads or signage. Hole number 6 is down. Some gates to the campus are locked during non school hours. Poor town.

This course will more than likely be extinct soon. We just started at a random spot at the parking lot by the ball fields. The course flows in a circle. For the most part we played basket to basket or just walked until we could see the basket and threw. The feet listed on this website gave us a guess on how far we should start from the pin. Skip #6 (up hill hole) because the basket is down. Overall it is not worth your time.