The course has a great layout to understand and follow. Alternate pin locations on majority of the holes. Concrete pads stay relatively clear throughout the year. Additions and changes are being made to keep the course interesting. Forehand and backhands holes and variations between pin locations.

Trees are daunting on this course and can cause havoc with a stray disc. If you go into the trees you may spend some time searching for your disc.

Pin locations have changed on this course to "new" locations as of this past weekend. Working on ways to mark the locations of the pins and any given time.

- Great mix of shorter, tight fairways and longer, open fairways
- Well maintained
- Multiple pin locations on almost every hole (installed in 2015)
- New signs as of Fall '15
- Well laid out and tee pads are in great shape

- Can get pretty sloppy and muddy when it rains
- Besides hole 13 you don't have many opportunities to rip a driver
- Grove of trees on left and right side of fairway on hole 10 are nasty (filled with thorns)

This is my home course and I've played it for 7+ years. It's always a fun course to play and the new pin locations and signs have added a new element to the course. Central College's Disc Golf club has also been instrumental in helping with course improvements, which has been a big help to the course. A new bridge will be installed on hole 14 in 2016 and that will allow access to the new challenging pin location. It's very exciting to see all the changes and improvements to this course. It is and always will be one of my favorites.