Good Tech. shots abound on this course
The designer made great use of space
Great 9 holes. the back 9 tee's are very similar so 18 is only worth doing if nothing else is available.

Tee box's can be difficult to locate...Maps will be available soon to help with the confusion..

Students/ People can be abundant making some shots difficult

The Tee box issue is currently being addressed. Each will be marked better. Signs are not possible due to college policies, but the bricks will be easier to find. Directional bricks will be also installed at baskets to help direct players to the next tee box. The College just recently supported a Disc Golf Club and they have started these projects...Watch for this course to get better and better over the winter.

As a student, my friends and I have mapped out the course and know where the tees are, so that eliminates the confusion of searching for the bricks. There are maps of the course, but they are not readily accessible...yet.

There is a good mix of open and technical shots on the course, as the trees, buildings, and conditional objects (cars, people, etc.) offer some good obstacles to the shot. A couple of holes (1, 4, 8, 9, and their sister holes on the back 9 tees) provide for very technical experiences, there are a couple of wide open holes (like 3, 5, and 7). My favorite hole is hole 2 because it offers a chance to shoot from the top of the center hill of campus, between two buildings, to a basket near the street at the bottom.

The tee markers can be hard to find, and the majority of students are oblivious to the presence of the course. If you are lucky enough to find myself or one of the members of my group of disc golfers, however, you will have a good time with the course.