1) Fun course to try and park holes . . . basically a bunch of shorter upshots . . . good practice.

2) Signs are numbered so you know what post you are throwing at.

3) Lots of birdie opportunities which is always fun to play courses where birdies are there.

4) Concrete is better than anything else. Size doesn't matter on this course because you do not need a run-up at all.

5) Beginner friendly for sure.

6) This is a pretty cool property with the creek the branches of the creek making for some interesting tee and basket locations.

7) Nice variety of foliage and tree types on this course creating some interesting obstacles and scenery.

8) Some minor elevation in play on a couple holes, it isn't a lot but it is something to alter a perfectly flat shot.

1) Really short course which takes away from the challenge aspect of the course.

2) No benches or garbage cans by the tees, which is not a huge deal but worth mentioning.

3) 2 tee is missing and the sign on #3 is broken and missing from the post. A few others are also damaged but not broken completely.

4) Sandy tees due to the really sandy soil getting tracked onto the tees.

5) This can still be called disc golf but it just isn't the same. I played the course because I was there for the other course, but it just isn't the same as the game we all play so it gets a big deduction for this from me, only because I wouldn't be excited to play this course regularly, but if it was all I had in my home town . . . at least it is still something.

Overall I had fun here, but I wouldn't head back here regularly mostly because of the no basket issue. If there were baskets I would almost certainly come on occasion and make some ace-runs. These are all short holes and can be fun to try and park the shots or hit the posts.