Overgrown cedars add a nice challenge for shot making.
Shelter and restroom are clean and easy to access.

Some volunteer TLC would go a long way.
Overgrown cedars will eat a disc and difficult to climb.
Concrete tee pads, where present too are far too small.
Tee signs are hand drawn, and hard to read.

Parking is at school nearby.

+close by
+some different obstacles and trees to throw around

-difficult to find if you have not played it before
-poor signage and navigation
-you have to park in the McBride elementary parking lot which can be unsettling when the staff members are staring at you in the lot

It is a disc golf course. There is elevation change, some long and some short holes. The walking path that runs thru the course never has much traffic on it so you never have to wait on people.

New tee boxes are a joke. You end up teeing off next to them or behind them so it won't mess up your approach. A majority of the hole are out in the open with the basket tucked into some cedars. You can pinpoint your shots but it basically comes down to luck weather or not you will break thru the barrier of cedars. There are only ten holes if they are all there. Some idiots out there think it is fun to steal baskets from this course. There are three baskets down or missing at this time that I know of.

Course could be redesigned to make it much more fun to play. There is an alternate course out there but I don't recall what the website was that had it posted. It's ok if you have no where else to play and just need to get out of the house and throw.