22 holes with alternate tee pads, one hole even had alternate basket

Course winds all the way around the park, but care was taken as to not interfere with other park users.

Cement Tee pads were in good shape

Very pull cart friendly

Map on the Kiosk is in bad shape
Tee signs are mostly wiped out
A few spots can be a little tricky to figure out

You don't expect much playing courses in West Texas. This course is a pleasant decent course to play. While not a top notch course, it is very reasonable and does make you use several discs in your bag.

Hole 1 is the signature hole, raised up basket on a "lighthouse" which is where the local club gets it's name. Then just look for the yellow posts with a slanted sign. Most were marked with the hole number. Holes 2 to 6 wind around a low spot that looks like a flood control pond. After 6, you cross the street to 7 throwing back west.

Hole 8 has 2 baskets, one was just over some bushest and was a blind shot, the other was way back to the street on top of some huge tires. (elevated basket) Then 9 and 10 work your way back to the road in the park.

11 turns you back slightly up the hill west, and 12 takes you back towards the road.

Then there is a 12B hole It is a short one along the road with a building near the basket.

Then cross over the parking lot and road to the south edge of the park for hole 13 that throws down near the road.

14 has you throwing a huge turnover around the outfield fence of the baseball field.

15 is a decent shot back along the road

16 is a great hole, down a nice row of trees with the basket located in a triangle area surrounded by the road, it makes it an island hole.

Then cross the road over to 17 that throws with the flood pond on the left up to the road on the right.

18 has the flood pond on the left again, with the road on the right and right behind the basket. Over throw this one and you are OB.

19 is a little crazy hole, you are throwing over the parking lot with a fenced in area on the left. The basket is down in some trees.

Then a short walk to 20 that has you throwing back towards that fenced in area with some bushes and trees around behind the basket.

Then hole 21 has you throwing on the back side of the fenced area with the park boundary and fence on the right. Not a long hole, but watch out for that freaking poll, knocked my disc right over the fend into the oil companies property. There is some holes in the fence that I was able to crawl though and get my disc. Heck of a way to finish the round.

In all, I mostly enjoyed this park. While it is wide open, there are some tree's. And because it is not a heavy wooded course, it does have some long holes.

Would I play here again?

I would consider a tournament here, I love small towns. But this is not a destination course. I would not drive out of the way to play a round here.

There were bathrooms onsite.The course had good tee pads and baskets. I liked how the course was a good mix of longer shots and 300ft holes. I also liked how holes 16, and 20 were longer holes with trees that left a nice line too throw down.

The course had tee signs but most of them did not have the map on them anymore. The tee pads are labeled wrong so follow the yellow post for the hole markings. It would be nice if there were arrows pointing you in the right direction because I did not see hole 13. Many holes were in bad locations including holes 14 which plays right beside a baseball field. Holes 16 was one of my favorite holes but you have to throw over a road which isn't safe for oncoming cars. Hole 19 had a mando that forced you to throw even closer to the parking lot and over the road. Then right by the basket there was a fenced off area. That is too many obstacles on one hole that are dangerous. Hole 21 also was right by the fenced off area.

Overall this course was fun but nothing spectacular. I would rate this course a 3.2- 3.3 but this website does not offer that option. I rated the course a 3 to get the course average down to where I thought the course rating should be.

Large course with nice baskets and concrete tee pads (although the run ups are a bit short). Good mix of long and short shots throughout, and many tree hazards and mandos make the course more challenging. Nicely maintained since it is in a local park. The lighthouse hole 1 is definitely unique and fun to play.

When we went, the signs and scales were not accurate with the baskets. It seemed as if the baskets had been moved around and the signs had not been updated. Many baskets had random numbers on them that would throw us off as to which basket belonged to which hole. We actually got confused several times because we would find the tee pad but were not sure which basket to throw to. The concrete tee pads are nice but felt a bit small and awkward.

You need to play with locals or someone who knows the course. I'd imagine that I would enjoy myself alot more knowing exactly where to throw to and not having to guess. Im sure I will have a much better opinion of the course once we play it again.