Easy to find, compact course, not wooded, but hilly.
Short hole options make it interesting for beginners, can play 18 from front while advance can play 18 from back.

Creek crossings for errant shots are OK during low water, smooth slippery rocks make my ankles nervous, though.
Consider marking the path from basket 8 to teepad 9 better.

# 6 had the only real tree issue for me (because I hit it).
Other nearby courses have many more guardian holes. Distance and lack of trees will keep people interested enough when learning, grow the sport.

Only course for miles. Well manicured and good baskets. Park for kids and family picnics. Practice pin. Elevation changes. 2 concrete pads per pin and marked with colored tiles (red & blue).

The course is great for beginners and those looking to improve their approach game. Alternate tees let you air out arm a little. Only #12 has any distance

The walk to #9 tee from #8 pin is lengthy, but had to be done because of soccer field and parking lot. Not a hard con.

It's hard to Con a course that's the only one available in a 40mile radius.

#1 - Short and downhill. Pin is parked on a dropping roll. A putter or slow midrange disc can reach this pin. It's a wide open lane.

#2 - Short and flat. Basketball court on the left and "creek" on the right. Again, midrange shot and approach practice hole.

#3 - Flat with a slight down slope. Parking lot to the left and "creek" just to the right of basket. Over thrown will land you in the street or weeds of culvert.

#4 - Short hole with a bit rise in elevation. Throwing over creek that is 150-200 in front of tee. A heizer line gets you around the willow that blocks direct line of sight.

#5 - Uphill adds to length of this hole but it's only 240ft to begin with. 4 large trees are in front of tee box but there a 40ft wide lane to manage through them.

#6 - Steep down hill turns this hole into a putter approach. Creek is 20' directly behind basket. 1 tree in direct line of sight.

#7 - Uphill, fence and heavy vegetation to the left. 5 or 6 trees to throw around but there are 2 good lines for approach. A 6' fence is 30' behind the pin to help knock down overthrown discs.

#8 - Shrubbery down entire left side until last 75ft. Creek to the right. Pin is comically raised 2 feet but would only provide more challenge if you're <4' tall. Right handers can approach with an overstable disc. An overthrown disc straight will land you in thick vegetation or OB in the creek.

#9 - To get to 9/18, walk North behind soccer field and across the parking lot. You'll find both tees. There are a lot of trees but a wide line for approach. The pin sits elevated with a tennis court behind it and a small tree directly to it's right.

#10 - Much like #1 but a touch farther and a few trees to line out. Still an approach shot because much more elevation drop.

#11 - Flat line with the creek leading the way along the right side. See #2 info

#12 - The longest hole. A slight roll in the ground can make the hole feel uphill, but it should be played as flat. See #3 info

#13 - A longer version of #4. Weak throws will land you in the creek.

#14 - A longer version of #5. Almost the same line for approach.

#15 - Don't let the distance fool you. A midrange will easily reach the basket because of the elevation drop. See #6.

#16 - Plays like #7 but uphill. Trees can be tricky to find a line because they're near the end of the flight path.

#17 - Exact hole as #8. Right handers should throw a spike heizer if you have the arm.

#18 - More trees than #9, but very approachable.

I'm an intermediate play and shot a 56 1st round and a 51 2nd round. No mulligans or OBs.