This is a small 9 hole high school course with a ball golf practice area mixed in. The grounds are decent, and the 9 holes are about as well placed as can be expected here. There were a couple decent holes, with trees as obstacles. It would have been nice to see the hill used. I did like the use of the treeline on hole 5.

Navigation on this course is pretty simple, no matter what hole you start from. There are two holes that share the same sign, just on opposite sides.

Basic, but serviceable signage. Distance, line, hole number...the basics.

Two of the 9 baskets were bent half to hell (cages bent down like somebody was jumping on it). Fortunately, they still caught reasonably well, so this wasn't a major ding.

Placing a 2' square of rubber as a teepad is just silly. Save the material and just leave them as natural. The one time I did try to run up on the rubber, it sunk down and messed up the release.

This course is obviously not here for mass public consumption, and therefore it's hard to expect more than is given. It's a serviceable high school course that should work as a good introduction to the game for younger kids.