Concrete tees, nice baskets, elevation changes, some signage on tees.

Finding hole 1, parking, design, fairways overlap, short easy 9 holes.

I ended up parking illegally on the school campus but the course was so quick it didn't matter. I was so glad no one else was on the course because it would be interesting with the fairways crossing and being so close. This would be an ok course to have in your backyard, but its not really worth going out of your way. There are a lot of different ways you could play the course safari for more challenge, but it would require no one else there.

Concrete tee pads
Medallion at each tee pad describing hole
Easy-to-follow natural flow
Minimal chance to lose a disc
Quick to play (less than 30 minutes)
Near amenities

Only nine holes
No public bathrooms
Repetitive

Tee pad #1/basket #9 between tennis courts and outdoor basketball court

Holes 1-4 are all ~275 feet right turns
Holes 5-8 are all ~275 feet left turns
Hole 9 is a ~275 feet right turn

Good course for beginners

Good course for single-disc competition - my friend and I are debating doing a Cheetah (him) v. Cobra (me) bout in the future

Favourite hole #7: requires, for me anyway, the most challenging/long second shot.