Good cement tee pads
decent signs
Great Dynamic Discs Veteran baskets
Decent flow
decent use of land

Park is pretty open

This is what a little 9 hole neighborhood course should be. Not too hard, not too easy and easy to follow. GREAT way to get people who play the course.

the course goes around the lake and it does come into play on a few of the holes.

Longest hole was hole 3 clocking in at 390ft, shortest hole was #6 at 190ft.

The only Con about this course was the lack of tree's. The course tries to use what it can. But for the most part, this is a wide open course with very little shot shaping needed.

Would I play here again? To be honest, there are better courses a short drive away. While this course isn't horrible, it is not all that great either. I would skip it and head over to the East side of town.

Fun course that utilizes the park as best as possible. Nice family friendly park that has plenty of parking, a playground and walking path that goes around the park. Course plays in a big loop around the pond counter clockwise. The course uses the most of the trees that are provided on the course and has OB come into play on 6 and 9. Long teepads and solid baskets that are all in great shape. McCullough Park challenges you to use both forehand and backhand shots instead of favoring RHBH.

I thought the course could have used a little bit more of the pond that the course plays around to provide some of the risk reward type shots. Pretty open course in general and plays similar to most neighborhood course around the state.

Great neighborhood course that accomplishes what it sets out to do. Not much of a challenge but is great to practice in the Lubbock wind. Great quick round on the Southside of the city.