Its pretty straightforward. Easy to play, and to the point. Beginner course.

Its pretty boring, and takes no skill. All the pins are right in front of you, just at varying distances. Not worth your time to make plans on going here, just one of those courses to say you did it and then move on.

Its alright for being at a school, but not a huge wow factor here.

The downhill hole from the hidden tee pad is pretty cool. A fine place for an express round or glow discing. A couple of strategic holes through a lane of trees toward the end. If you live close, you could shoot a nine hole in under a half hour.

From several spots on the course, eight or nine of the baskets are visible all at once, to give you and idea of the simplicity. Most of the holes are wide open shots. It's on a high school campus so you may not want to play while school is in session.

The course was clearly built with the high school phy ed class or casual players in mind, rather than serious golfers.

This is a very fun school course on a very scenic high school campus. It doesn't have too long of holes, so it's reasonable for high school aged students trying out the game but has some interesting holes and some different hole shapes that will help kids try out different shots. There is nice elevation on many holes, with a couple fun downhill holes and some tough uphill shots. A couple holes bring woods and brush into play for a little more risk. The baskets are in good shape and catch well. There are basic tee signs, and the course flows well enough that it's easy to follow.

As a school course, this is great, but I try to rate all courses on the same scale. This course is pretty open and easy for the most part, with elevation as the only real obstacle. There are some nice woods on the property, it would be cool to see some wooded holes with tighter fairways to give the course a little more challenge and balance. Some of the distances on tee signs seemed off, not a big deal but it's nice to have accurate distances.

This is a fun little course that's worth a quick stop if you're in the area. It won't challenge more experienced players, but has some nice elevation shots and is a great beginner course. Don't drive too far out of your way, but this is a scenic place to play with some potential for improvement.

Long holes to air it out (but watch out for wind)
On HS land, so must get a lot of students into the sport at least.
Signs on every hole, that give a general idea of pin placement
Elevation changes, both up and down hill

No course map, or indication of where to start.
Gravel/dirt pads (not to warn away though)
Next tee arrows on signs weren't always right.
Not open to public during school hours

There are woods about halfway through the course that it could be opened up into that could make a for a nice 18 hole course eventually.
I spent a lot of time walking around trying to find the next pad and the pin it played to.
Since it's at a high school, watch out for love drunk teenagers. I almost hit a couple making out on the side of a hill around a blind curve.