Has 12 baskets
Disc Golf is the only activity in the park
A few good holes

Nothing marking tee's.

I think it is very cool that someone built a course on this piece of property. There are just enough tree's to make most of the holes interesting. Not sure why they did 12 holes instead of 9.

On the other hand, this could have been a decent little 18 hole pitch and putt course that would have been family friendly.

As it is, you pretty much get to guess on where to tee off. This course is not getting any play, so no tees are marked and no bare ground indicating tee areas.

The course does go back and forth around the park, some of the hole are not too bad, others are boring.

I have played worse. At least the park was mowed well.

Would I play here again? No, I would skip this one and head on to a better course. If you live locally, you can work on your game here without having to drive to a better course an hour away.

- Lot of holes made me think
- Pretty good use of land
- Trees used well
- Potential

- No signage
- No tees (I did find what I think is tee markers on one hole, two plowing discs painted white.)
- No indication of starting hole
- Holes 2 and 4 you need to walk to basket to see it

I ended up enjoying my round and was glad there was a map on DGCourseReview.com. I wish it would have been mowed, but you can't have everything. I ended up playing Safari Style with no tees. The pond was still dry, but had a lot of trees around it. Its not a destination, but I'd stop if I was close.