Good for a quick 9 hole round. Fun layout. Good mix of wooded/open holes.

Long walk back from Hole 9 to Hole 1. Starting point can be hard to find if you have never played the course before.

This course may be hard to find online because some websites have it listed as King University, while others have it listed as King College. The actual school is called King University but it is located on King College Road so its kind of confusing. As for the course, this is a very fun little 9 hole course. If you are a fan of short 9 Hole ace run courses, this one is a must play. With that being said, if you are looking for a challenging championship level course, this is definitely not for you. I love playing short little 9 Hole ace run courses and this is one of my favorites of these style courses. It has some great elevation changes and a great mix of tight wooded holes and open holes. Water also comes into play on a couple of the holes so make sure you hit your lines! Like I said, not a big challenging course you need to go tell all your friends about but if you are looking for a quick fun round with tons of ace runs, definitely stop by this course! If you want to see this course on video, check out my crew playing this course in the video below...
https://www.youtube.com/watch...;pbjreload=10

It has a good mix of different holes. It is never very crowded and the fairways are pretty well kept up. A lot of birdie opportunities as well as a few holes that are quite capable of being Aces.

Not very many long holes. The first time I played I was 2 down the next time I played I was even and the third round I was 3 down. The tee pads are just mulch and not very easy to find.The course doesn't start at the parking lot and you have to locate the first tee pad because there are not any signs. If you get done playing 9 holes and want to play another 9 you have to walk almost across the campus which is about a 10 minute walk.