Every hole had teesigns and post for the holes and they were in good shape. This course makes good use of the land that is provided.The minimal trees were in play on every hole except for 8. Hole 7 was alot of fun throwing a 300+ tunnel shot with the fence going down the left hand side (The fence is probably 15ft high so you shouldn't have any issues). The course has good shade with large trees through the course which is always welcomed in the Texas heat. Navigation was pretty easy to follow once you found hole 1.

This was my first time playing an object course and definitely prefer baskets. The university could have only invested in the post to see if the students picked up the game without investing a decent amount of money for baskets. Finding the course isn't difficult but not glaring. I found hole 9 and had to walk the course back until I found hole 1 across the street from hole 5.

I had fun playing this course. I only needed to throw a midrange/ fairway for any hole. The designer made good use of the limited amount of space that was provided by utilizing the large trees and strategically placing the baskets. A simple sign would go a long way in pointing players in the right direction to hole 1. I am not sure of the parking policy on campus but the round should only take you 15-20 minutes so I didn't have any issues with a parking permit.