-Baskets are in good shape and nice.
-Restrooms on site.
-There are tee signs.

-Extremely short and easy.
-Uses existing park grounds and certain holes would be unplayable with typical park usage.
-No shot shaping required whatsoever.
-No elevation changes.
-Tee signs appear to be off with regards to both distance and par.
-Only 6 holes.

It's nice that the city of Belle Plaine put a course in here, but that's about where the positives stop. The course is on the land of a "historical" city park. Because of that there is parking and restrooms right nearby and on site. You won't be here long enough to need the restrooms however. There are tee signs at each hole indicating distance and par. That being said, I'm fairly certain that some of the distances are drastically incorrect (way long) and the pars may not be a challenge even for an 8 year old. Every single hole on the course could be aced without too much trouble for a more talented golfer. The first several holes on the course may not be playable with regular park patrons as the holes are way too close to some picnic areas. I believe I finished two rounds of 6 in about 15 minutes, so that should be an indication of the difficulty and length (or lack thereof) with the course. This course has one good use only, as an introduction course for someone brand new to the game or for young children. Other than that, don't bother coming here as it isn't worth your time.