No bad holes.
Decent parking, baskets and tee pads are in good shape.

No outstanding holes.
Not much variety.
Not obvious where to start, course map might help on a few holes.

This is a 19 hole course through moderate woods, along a sloped hillside. Unfortunately, the entire course has the same terrain: no open spaces, no tightly packed spaces. The only difference we found was at a dry gully running through the course. As a result, while there are no bad holes, you get a serious sense of each hole looking very much like the last one, with the primary differences being if you're throwing uphill or downhill, or maybe have the gully to deal with.

On the plus side, this course is less than half a mile from the interstate, so if you're traveling along I-15 and want to stretch your legs, it's the perfect way to do so.

Hole 1 is found by exiting the parking lot up the hillside, on the side without the baskets, and going maybe 100-150 feet until you find the tee. A course map isn't a bad idea mostly to find the first hole, and the occasional one where the course crosses or backtracks slightly, but with a course map you shouldn't have much of a problem.