Can play in a small amount of time.
Good use of space.
Nice baskets.
Nice pads.

All the holes are short.
Pars are to easy.
No variation in hole length.

Change Pars and make some holes longer.
Good midrange or slow driver course.

Short beginner level course in a nicely manicured park. Great place to take the kids and get some practice in as there are several playgrounds and swimming pool. Every hole has a cement tee area with size appropriate for the hole lengths. Detailed tee signs are at each hole and each one has the course map included. Not much for elevation change to be found here, but the little bit that there is has been used thoughtfully. Every single hole on this course is an ace run and I am sure plenty of them will be hit. Many of these holes can be approached with any type of shot due to limited obstacles so it is a good way to help practice all different kinds of throws. The course plays fast which makes for getting quick rounds in at a time.

Short holes all under 300 ft. No alternate pin or tee placements. You only need a midrange and putter to play the course. Being that it is the midwest, wind can be a factor and really the only thing that will provide a challenge on this course. All of these holes should be par 3, although one 238 ft hole was a par 4?

Nothing real special about this course. It is a decent place to practice or to be introduced to disc golf in a small town.

-Lots of ace and birdie shots
-Great signs
-Great baskets
-Other things to do in park
-Good for a nice quick round in 20ish minutes
-Decent flow, Only once did I throw at the wrong baskets

-Short
-Tees are short and square
-Not a lot of shot variety, a few trees but you can do what you want with every shot
-Might need to watch out for other park users

This is a typical small town city park course. It is pretty open with just a few trees. It has a water park and playgrounds. I wouldn't recommend playing here unless you happen to be in town for other reasons. The course is pretty average.