- Good baskets
- Variation in holes.
- Nice soccer field to practice drive on at the end.

- First few holes are very woody. Use your cheap discs.
- Signs seem faded or disappeared.
- Lots of beer cans. I carry mine out, why can't you?

For college courses, the designers did a great job keeping the course away from heavily travelled student crossing routes. There are some woods holes within view of college buildings, some behind fences near the athletic field (the fence blocks discs as well as footballs, etc) and at the same time allows the students to see us play so they can get involved. The holes are mostly short but tricky enough to be interesting, the holes are separated by small bushes so it's easy to see around. The pins are good quality.

The course is mostly flat even though there are some hills on campus, that aren't used. Tee signs don't point clearly to pins and sometimes there is confusion as to which pin belongs to which tee, hard to navigate.

My friend teaches here and even though she doesn't play, I had great time showing her the sport and getting a tour of the campus from her. Weird thing was, the other disc golfers I met were not students. Hmmmmm.