+One of the shortest courses that I have ever played. Longest hole was probably 150' or even less. Some of them had to be around 100'. This is a pro because every hole is an ace run.
+9 baskets that are all in good shape. Yellow banded Innova Discatchers.
+9 black rubber tees, all in plenty good shape for this length of course.
+A few signs near the first couple tees to aid navigation. Navigation was really easy with the exception of the 7 basket to 8 tee portion. From the 7 basket, follow the outfield fences until you are toward the NE part of the park. Hole 8 is a short tunnel shot over there.
+Despite the short length, there were still obstacles to shoot around. There were some low ceilings and 2 tunnel like shots. A good amount of trees for a small town course on the plains.
+Good place for beginners and kids. Shouldn't lose a disc here.

-Really short/not a lot of variation in length. Could easily play a whole round with a putter or mid and not miss out on any scoring opportunity.
-No signage at or near tees.
-Whole park is showing its age/lack of maintenance. Probably relies on volunteer work or a single city employee with a lot of other tasks. According to a sign, they are putting in a nice new playground next year. May revitalize the whole park a bit.
-They did a pretty good job of avoiding other park activities but there could be a few conflicts if the park were ever busy. The camper parking spots could be in the way hole holes 2-3. Hole 9 plays toward the park and shelter but shouldn't be an issue due to the short length of the course.
-Very flat, no elevation to speak of.

+There is camping here, bathrooms, ballfields, playground, shelters, sand volleyball. Decent little park in a small town.
+The course had a decent fun factor for me with the ace runs. Better than most small town, park style courses in that regard.

Easy and casual nine hole course. Minimal challenge with course around perimeter of baseball.fields.