Good signage
Pretty good flow
Helpful/accurate course map
There's nine holes
Can be played with a few discs

Can be played with a few discs
Old and outdated baskets that don't really catch well (but if you can get to putting well here, newer baskets will be easy)
Sign for hole 7 is gone (post is still there)
Hole 7 doesn't seem to have much of a fairway
Most holes are pretty short
course does not finish back where it starts
minimal parking
natural teepads

Fleet Links is a small nine hole disc golf course on the campus of Erskine College in Due West, SC. It is a pretty decent course with outdated baskets that isn't too much of a burden to play. If you are an average disc golfer you should score pretty well here, and it's a good course to teach someone how to play disc golf.

Most of the holes are pretty straightforward, with hole 8 being the standout hole. If the baskets were upgraded, this course would probably be three stars from me, even with the natural tees. This isn't a destination course by any stretch of the imagination, but it is still a fun course.

-Great use of land available
-Variety of shots required to do well
-Great course for beginners to learn on and not feel discouraged, but presents enough of a challenge for more experienced players
-The course doesn't reward those with a big arm. Hole distances range from 150-354'
-Signs and course map look great!
-Great use of land made available. Plays around and over seldom used streets.

-Lack of tee pads. Tees marked by pipe in the ground and tee sign. Unfortunately, if you throw RHBH, it puts the sign right in the way of your throwing motion.
-Small window on the DB-5's, punishes a good putt.Chain outs are common.
-Parking an issue when students are on campus, otherwise, there is parallel parking next to hole 1.
-Course plays in one-direction which makes for a long walk back after a round
-Baskets are portable and only held down by a padlock. There were times when we had to pick up a basket prior to playing the hole.

Plays around and between Erskine's buildings and gives you a good view on downtown Due West and the campus. The course designer had restraints as to what could be done (no permanent tee pads nor baskets) as well as what areas of campus would be made available.

This is a typical course, but the only one in Abbeville County.