It's a course in Mt Airy
Baskets are in good shape
Grass is kept mowed
Potential to be a good intro course

No teepads
No real challenge other than a few baskets being tucked behind things
Some of the tee signs pulled up and laying on the ground

Mt Airy, where Andy Griffith is from. Stayed here on a weekend trip and decided to check out the course which is supposedly designed by George Sappenfield.

Course is located around the athletic fields behind the high school and takes a little searching to find the start which is near some picnic tables near the northern part of the field area. A lot of the tee signs has been pulled when I was there, maybe for ease of mowing but each tee is marked by a blue Innova marked composite plate staked in the ground. It'll take some poking around to find all of them but the course is pretty intuitive to follow.

Most, well all, of the shots are open with a couple finishing right and a couple left. Nothing that's difficult but some of them longer than a pitch and put. Maybe they have some gym classes that use it but the tee areas have no wear so I'm guessing it hardly gets played at all.

Definitely not a destination but if you're in Mt Airy and can't eat another gut-bomb at Snappy Lunch or have already done the police cruiser tour then yeah, give it a round but don't expect to be wowed.