This course is a full 18 with variety of shots. The baskets are yellow and are in good condition, all metal. It has a full complement of shots required to do well on this course. It offers doglegs, and shots with split courses so you can make a choice as well as many risk/reward decisions involving the creek that runs throughout. Course nicely loops back to beginning. Many trees/ very wooded and a fairly scenic area for Kansas countryside.
Offers 3 sets of tees, Yellow for Beginner/Ametuer and red or blue for the pro. There is a map of the hole on every Tee sign and they are clearly marked,

This is a very wild course. I played fairly close after it was mowed and it was pretty nice, but you can tell it was tractor mowed and still rough cut. The trees are well used in the course but could use some trimming. The mosquitos were there in amazing numbers around the first couple of holes when I was there. Definitely BRING BUG SPRAY. The tees are dirt and were slightly muddy. Not a course you would want to play when it was wet out at all. Also should bring closed toed shoes, pretty wild. Not a course for the newbie, still fun but they may get frustrated by losing discs in the woods/creek. Creek sides are slippery and muddy. No benches or trash bins.

Would have given this course a 3.5 or 4.0 if it had been better maintained. Very interesting layout but very rough. Some tree limbs were in the flight path that were just overgrown. I am definitely interested in seeing what it's like in the fall/winter too.