Mature trees at 3 of the 5 baskets I played. I found 5 baskets (one with a single chain marked number 2) and 2 tee signs (sunbaked and unreadable). I found numbers on 4 of the 5 baskets (#2, #7, #8 and #9). The basket that is nearest the parking lot is #6 (I think). I played it safari style. Like the other reviews, it has potential (mature trees and some open areas for long shots).

I guess there is no DG Club in this town to take care of the course.

If in Okmulgee, play the nine hole course at OSU Tech (it has concrete tees with tee signs).

There are still 3 usable baskets.
The park itself is clean and well kept.
There is ample parking by the YMCA and swimming pool.
There were a few trees in the middle of the park that could have been incorporated to make a couple of good holes.
The trees that were up by the cemetery might have been used to make a couple of technical holes.

This course (if you want to call it a course) only has 3 standing baskets, 1 (#2 that only has 1 chain, that's right 1 chain), and another (#7 that has been ripped out of the ground cement and all and thrown across the road and mowed over and around) that are left.
I only saw 2 tee signs and they were totally blank. There isn't really a course here just the remains of a course that has apparently been this way for several years.
You really have no idea what the layout of the course was because there is just so little of the course that is left.
For the most part this course plays in the open area in the middle of the park and there wasn't a whole lot of line shaping to be done.

I really hate to give a course a zero and this course came close in my books but I just couldn't do it. There were 3 baskets that were there so safari action could be made up if you were that desperate for a round. I only played here to bag another course and threw to the 3 baskets safari style and made up my own 9 holes and called it a day.
It was funny/sad when I threw my first shot and a kid at the pool asked their friend, "What's that guy doing?" That pretty much sums up this place.
Don't waste your time with this course unless you are a serious course bagger or you have a good sense of humor and like to invent you own course. You will be better off saving your gas and driving across town to the OSU Tech course. Its a better play.
So sad to see a course this neglected and forgotten.