First 4 holes were fine. Great for a starting player.

After the first 4 there was no maintenance at all. Baskets overgrown and practically unplayable. The base should take better care.

2 hole was marked at 200 and some yards but was at least 400 across the soccerfield.

First four holes are nice. Well maintained and the course over all is easy. Good course for new commers.

No tee boxes. Last five holes are not marked very well. Also, grass around last five holes is extremely high and hides possible safety hazards.

Wear long pants and closed toe shoes. Becareful where you step or you might end up in a giant whole or on top of a snake.

It's pretty much a simple pitch and putt course. #9 is the only long hole at 431 feet. Other holes are all in the 200 - 250 foot range.
-Trees are the only obstacles on the course. Most baskets are placed behind, or near, trees to provide some challenge.
- Course is easy to navigate. #2 was the only hole I had a hard time finding. If you're standing at the tee for #2, you only see the baskets for 3 & 4. The hole for #2 ended up being nestled against some trees along the side of the soccer field.
- Holes are close together, so you can play a round in no time. #6 - 9 are all in the same field. Field has tall grass, so make to pay close attention to throws or you may spend extra time looking for your disc.

Not much of a challenge for the average player. The course is clearly meant for the occasional player. In this case, it's another form of recreation for military people at the NWS.
- Baskets aren't in great shape, but are playable.

I had no problem getting a round in, but I played the weekend after Christmas. I don't know if it's more difficult trying to play when there's more activity going on there. There's no checkpoint, so I was able to drive right up the course.
- It should be a good introduction to personel at the NWS, which hopefully should lead to them trying some of the other area courses.