-The course is easy to see from the road and should not be all that tricky to find the beginning.
-The course is very short which would be good to bring brand new players or small children to.
-The course was empty when I played it and I cannot imagine it ever gets a real big crowd.
-There are posts in the ground to show where the tee is.
-Hole #8 is the lone challenge here. The basket is surrounded by trees and a two or an ace would be impressive.

-Basket #3 is completely missing, as is tee post #4.
-At some point a fence was built to enclose the playground that is present at the school. However, this fence also cuts the course into two parts. Holes 1-2 are inside the fence and then you have to walk the ENTIRE circumference of the school in order to play the rest of the holes.
-I mentioned that the course is never really busy but the playground is, even on weekends. This could make for some very dangerous shots since it plays so close to the playground.
-For whatever reason the chains on the baskets are very stiff and likes to spit discs out.

-When thinking of what the rating of this course should be, I thought of Goodson Middle School. I do personally think that Goodson Middle School does the job intended for the course better then this course. That job is to teach young kids about the sport.

With the huge navigation problems, and lack of a few baskets and signs, only a course bagging adult or an adult with kids should come out here. Other then that, this is a place to pass on.