This course has some well thought out tee box to basket placement. Some shots require an anhyzer while other shots require a hyzer shot. Other shots are blind. And some are straight ahead but guarded by trees or other obstacles.

This course is an ABSOLUTE bog/quagmire if it rains a lot. The grass & weeds in most places were 12"+ and in some spots even higher. Baskets #7 & #9 don't have numbers on the baskets. The baskets were on the old side but still not to bad. All 9 holes were par 3's and all tee boxes were woodchips. Theirs some dead branches/trees that need some trimming.

As BIG AL mentioned, if the property across from the park is also park owned it would be ideal for the course to move over there or add another 9 holes and make it 18. This course isn't the best course but worth playing once. I'll give a course the benefit of a doubt and @ least give it a try. Not bad just not for an experienced player. I found the course to easy. Beginner friendly though.

This course is not hard to find; a mere turn off PA-286.

A good course for those in a hurry; I played this in about 20 minutes and I'm one who takes his time.

For beginners, this is a nice course. I've only been playing for about three months and I managed to birdie several of the holes using only my Roc and Aviar.

I can imagine this would be a good place to bring your kids because of the playground and other amenities nearby.

The signs are either damaged, vandalized, or missing. Despite this, it's not as hard to navigate the course as you'd imagine because of its small size (see below).

Because the park is so small, the holes are short and the baskets are pretty close together. There were a lot of people at this park -- both disc golfers and people seeking other recreation in the park.

Tees other than grass would be nice, and the decaying tee markers were hard to locate at times.

By the ninth hole, I was getting tired of throwing the same shot over and over again. The layout of the course minimizes the use for hyzers, anhyzers, or any other techniques.

I stopped at this course after playing at College Lodge. Interestingly, there were no people playing there, but a whole gaggle of people were at Getty Heights. I thought the converse would be true. Whether this course is usually busy would be better answered by a local player.

Despite the low rating, this course is moderately fun and relaxing. Played by itself, this course is not worth more than a 20 minute trek. It is, however, a great complement to the nearby College Lodge!

It is a course....

This course needs some major clean up. Most of the holes were missing their signs and it is a little hard to find hole five.The course seems to not be maintained at all. I didn't see a bathroom or any real ammenities.

This course is ok to play right after or before IUP Lodge since it is so close, but is not worth it on its own....