Wide open tees, literally only one tree on the entire course (#16). This is a great course to practice with a new disc or a new technique, since every hole is exactly the same. There are a few water hazards that require some finesse though.

As others have said, pretty monotonous. Also there are prairie dogs around the front 9 that have dug some ankle breakers (as of 2021).

Honestly this is a super refreshing course to go to. Want to experiment with a new angle? Want to practice throwing into the wind? Want to run a course? Come here for a quick 18. Took me under an hour, with plenty of bogies. There is a walking/running trail, but people were really respectful of disc golfers.

The course is a decent course considering there are not too many in the area. Easy enough for a beginner to throw at as the course is wide open with minimal trees as hazards. With the course being a former golf course, there is a lot of open space so you can see where your disc went and basically no brush or shrubs to worry about losing the disc in.

The course is in a figure 8 shape with some creeks and lakes in the middle. This means there are water hazards to avoid if you get a little wild with you release and the disc flies right! I have that issue sometimes the disc just stays in too long before it goes out and flings wildly to the right (RHBH) and hits the water. I have throw 2 discs in the creek and 6 into the water at this course. Luckily 5 of the 6 were during winder when the lakes were frozen over so they slid across the side or I walked into the middle to get them. One hit a thin patch of ice and was too risky to grab so I had to leave it.

Other issues come from the large amount of goose droppings that are all over the place, and the grass gets pretty muddy and nasty after a snow dropping. Also the back 9 holes can be half covered with snow for a while due to the extra shade from the apartment complex.

All in all a nice course with little obstacles so you can practice in a wide open range pretty well and not have to worry about bashing your DX discs against any trees. Just have to watch for the water hazards, but aside from hole 13 (where I lost a disc in the water) and hole 16, you can avoid the water pretty well in all honesty.

Lastly, I lost 2 other discs at this course (in the deep snow) and had my name on both of them with my number and no one ever called about them. I guess that happens sometimes!

Not too many other players; a few pairs or trios walking on their lunch break so keep your eyes up for others when teeing off.

Straightforward course layout. Simple zig-zag pattern on the first few holes before you cross over the ponds.

Great place to build your birdie game and midrange/fairway driver game.

Did see a group of teens playing on their P.E. hour from the neighborhood school. This could jam up your round if you are in a hurry.

Great course that really helped me look at my game more from the perspective of ball golf. Open, easy holes with only a few having water hazards/risky shots.

Throw more than one shot on each hole and really improve your game.

Fun Course
Nice Layout
Long Concrete Tee Pads
Pros and Am Tees on a few holes
Pins were all in the shorts.
Water on a few holes lightly came into play
Great use of the old golf course.
Hope they add on to it

A few more trees and a few longer holes would be nice.