It definitely is fun. Its a great course for a beginner or people like me who like to think there good. The holes definitely different positions. The distances seemed to have gotten longer. Longest whole was 294. Fun to play quick rounds. One other nice thing is you can leave the bag right at the picnic table for easy access.

All that being said the course is very short and can get repetitive. Also it can be a little confusing to start out, might have to play once or twice just to get the layout. Also it zig zags across a park so if other people are in the park it can be near impossible to play. The sign says only residents and there "guest" can play. The list of rules if tell you how to talk trash on the course.

If your bored and in the area definitely go for it but no need to go out of your way to play.

The course is very easy to navigate for first timers and flows very well considering that they had such a small plot of land to work with. Tees are all carpet which hold up surprisingly well in wet/damp conditions. None of the baskets have been tampered with or destroyed by the sometime rowdy students that live in the surrounding apartments.

There are a good number of other activities that park can host (basketball, volleyball, grilling) that will inevitably get in the way of the golf course, but given the size of the land this doesn't happen as often as it would seem. The baskets do not catch very well and the hole length is not well varied, but again, there is little they could do about this given the amount of land. Some of the fairways cross but this is usually a non-issue since people are generally very courteous at this park.

Its very nice to have this so close to the campus for students to play between classes. Traffic is usually minimal here and the land could not have been utilized better. Sure it's only 6 holes and they're pretty short, but considering the available resources, its a wonder this course made it at all. If you're in the area, go ahead and play a round or two. I think its worth 20 minutes of your time.

I zipped through this course in 11 minutes. It looked as though a storm was blowing in so I hurried just a bit and ...11 minutes flat. The course sits its in the little recreation area beside this apartment complex. The rec area also features a basketball court, a volleyball court, horseshoe pit and a small playground. You throw right over the top of these. I don't think they would be busy too often. The course has DGA baskets, simple 4" x 4" poles with the hole number on them and very smooth carpet pads tacked down for teepads. The holes are all around 125'-175' , just simple little ACE runs. It's flat with scattered mature trees. There is a swampy, marshy area along the left side of # 2.

Other than the fact that it's very short and flat with only six holes, this place is awesome.

It's the ultimate course for us serious course baggers!. Where else can you show up and rack up a course in 11 minutes without breaking a sweat. Maybe even tally an ACE. Nah, that would have been too good to be true. I suck too bad to ACE one of these bohemoths.

This is would be a great little course to show up with this your buddy and play until one of you ACES a hole.