- Cement tee pads
- Posts next to the tee pads showing the layout of the hole with distance.
- Multiple basket positioins for each hole.
- Clean and well-kept and clean park.
- Not all holes are dead-straight throws. A decent number of them curve to the right or left.
- Some holes have the basket protected by a ring of trees adding some challenge to getting at the basket and forcing you to use a number of different throws.
- Small creek runs through the middle of the course which comes into play on a few holes.

- Course is mostly flat.
- Some tee boxes are part of the sidewalk, which could be a small problem if the course is busy (luckily it was pretty much empty when i played)
- Two holes play rather close to a playground which could be a problem if you have a bad drive.

For as small as the town of Holdrege is, i was surprised at how big the park was. The course is pretty decent for being in a small town. There are plenty of nice, big, old trees throughout the course and they do come into play on almost every hole. Thankfully, the holes on the course aren't dead-straight, like many small-town coursed tend to do. They hook to the left and right and make you focus on your throw. The holes are mostly similar in length, usually between 250 and 300 feet (the tee signs mistakenly mark them in yards), with some shorter holes. Overall, this would be a great course for people who are learning the game, while still having enough challenge to keep an intermediate player's attention.