Concrete tee pads with signs similar to Cottonmill (6x6).
Creek can come into play for new players, but disc loss risk is minimal.

signage is worn out, missing, and even blank on some holes.

Hole 3 is a disappointment; sidewalk is the tee and it throws over tee 4, which is also sidewalk.
Hole 5's sign is blank and I almost shot at the wrong basket until I saw another group approaching to it. 7's sign is blank.
8's tee is hidden in the corner of the property and has a treehanging over the left side of the pad that will really interfer with a lefties follow through.

Hole 1 starts up by an army tank, Yes connorjones another course with an army tank .
It is a good quick course if you want to stretch out your legs.
With Oxford currently unplayable, Lexington rated at a zero. your choices are limited to Minden or driving up to Kearney. This course is more challenging than Minden, and a little more open than Ft. Kearney.

This course is so close to 2.0 rating. New signage and trimming of the tree on hole 8 would improve this course to an 2.5 rating.

Simple little park with the course laid right in as if it was there before all the things around it were put in. Message board and trashcans were great. This was not hard to follow around. Some of the pins were placed well with the trees and so forth to give you options for your drives. This does have cement tees and to save money the worked them in with sidewalk where they could get away with it. You can see the pins from every tee. They do get this small creek that runs through the park involved with course a little bit.

If this park gets busy, you may have trouble ever teeing off on some of the holes. So, safety may be an issue. The bathrooms are only available when the pool is open. #5 and #7 tee signs were missing info.

Fun factor is fair. If you are there when no one else is around, I think this is a great place for a quickie. Otherwise, I am not sure I would want to play it on any kind of regular basis.