- Chain/Tone poles are unique

- Dangerous
- Parking is a big issue
- College object course which means no tees, signs or map
- Hole one is gone because of construction

- This course runs close to buildings, cars, walking paths, etc. Caution should be taken on most, if not all holes.

- We found no entrance sign or map. It may be a casualty of the construction that took out hole one.

- If you were a student here it might be a fun putter course, but parking is a hassle if you don't want to get towed.

- Final thought...it has dangerous holes that need to be addressed, hole one is now gone, and parking is a real pain. Unless it's on your way, or you're local this is an easy one to pass up.

+College is when I got into this wonderful game that we call disc golf so at least these kids can have that opportunity.
+A few ace runs here
+Putting on tube tones will probably make you a better player.
+There definitely is some risk/reward if you are into these type of obstacles.

-College courses almost always play too close to buildings, roads, parking lots, athletic fields, etc. This is no exception.
-Pedestrians, students going to class, are all over unless you pick a good time of day. I nailed it very early in the morning and only saw a few people (and didn't get a parking ticket)
-Tees are pretty hard to find as they are natural and are marked only by small markers in the grass. They could be easily stolen, moved, vandalized. Take a look at the map or print one from here or you might get lost.
-Baskets are tube-tones. I love chains.
-Hole 4 is blind. Dangerous.
-Few trees, most obstacles are man made.

-There really just doesn't need to be a course here. They don't have the room or the money for it.
-Play it if you go to school here or work here, otherwise it really isn't worth the hassle of parking and navigating this course.