Good baskets. There are a few good holes to practice on, but the best use of the land is probably the nice, flat distance field nearby and the practice basket to putt on. Holes 1, 14, and 18 are decent shots, but the rest of the course is best played by newcomers.

The tee pads are natural, with big roots coming up in a few of them, and can get quite muddy when it rains. The course is stupid short with a lot of retarded shots, and super tight gaps. There are no benches and the course does not loop around at the half way point.

This course is on a college campus, so it gets decent play and it can be a decent course for new players to learn on. However, I would not recommend this course if you are a seasoned disc golfer. I'm glad they have a course on the campus to help introduce new college kids to the game, but the course could use a good renovation by an experienced course designer. There seems to be some potential, but only if they use it.