The course is a small 9 hole course that plays very quickly, it's an almost vacant course so it's never crowded. Holes 1-4, half of 8, and all of 9 were mowed very well when I played which is much nicer to walk through. There are also some big tall beautiful trees that make some of the holes slightly better, although they are still not much. The course also features tee pads that are a little short, but still pads.

The first things you notice on the course are the very low hanging branches. Many of the trees need to be trimmed up a bit especially around holes 2, 8, and 9. The overhanging branches on hole 2 make it almost impossible to tee off without hitting something. There was also some poison ivy between holes 9 and 4 and on the left side of 8. The ivy isn't a problem if you throw straight but it's still not a good thing to have on a disc golf course. There are no signs or markings on or by the tee pads. The only markings you get are the numbers on the baskets, so sometimes you have to guess which tee pad goes to which basket. The biggest problem of the course is the missing #6 basket. I also couldn't find the tee pad for #7. The course is very small, cramped and has bad grass that is annoying to walk through because it gets little stickers in your shoes and socks.

The Love Box Company the course is by is now called Pratt Industries but it's still the same place. Most of the holes are pretty short, some people like that, others don't. The course would be great if you lived right next to it, but that's about it. I wouldn't even drive 15 miles to play this course, it's not worth it. Abandoned