Short, beginner course circles the perimeter of an athletic complex with little in the way of obstacles. Though there are a few occasions where a disc could enter a field of play, they type of players that will likely make use of this course will not have many issues.
For what is here, there is a decent amount of variation. 1 protects the basket with a ring of trees. 2 has a line of trees that force a semi tunnel shot. 3 and 4 use a fence to force a turning shot. 5 and 6 are a little more straightforward while 8 and 9 will give beginners a chance to test their distance.
It's all very clean and very easy to follow. Not a bad introduction to those who have never seen the game before, especially those whose children or siblings might be playing a game on one of the fields here.
My favorite baskets. Why do Disc Nation baskets always wind up on short niners? Do they only sell in lots of nine? When will a top-notch course make use of these beautiful baskets?

Not worth playing for the majority of readers to this site. Unless you want to take a family member that has never played before.

Baskets were decent, easy to navigate. Good warm up course.

No signage to point you to hole #1. No pads, only 4x4s to indicate a tee box. Mostly open shots, not huge variety.

If you live in Nashville, this would be a fine course to play every now and then. It could use some work, but it's not terrible.