This is a short wooded course. Hole 1 and 18 are the only open holes. This is a mid-range course but the last four holes will make you or break you. The downside of this course is you are always throwing at each otherwise this is a great course.

No Bathrooms
Watch out for walkers and other players
River on hole 2

good short course
tight fairways
takes accuracy
good course to break in some midranges
very nice directions when finding holes
great tees and good basket placement

poison oak readily availible
one or two tees are missing directions to basket

liked this course alot. well maintained

good baskets, good short holes. nothing too long but not to short at the same time. some trees make it difficult. but that's what makes it fun

always lots of people there.

i like playing it it's my home course and i enjoy it.

Easy to find. Great for getting in a quick game on the way to other destinations. Very mellow locals as far as I could tell.

Too many drunks/homeless?? I'm not a local so I couldn't tell the difference. When I played it the first time, there were some holes that had been relocated, but the old tee pads and tone poles were left in place, thus causing some confusion about which holes were which. A bit monochromatic, in that most holes are tunnel/tree shots. confusing layout for non regulars. some discs might suffer a horrible death here. Watch out for the slope at the 18th hole!
Oh and beware the Poison Oak!

I've only played this course a couple times, but I enjoyed it. The locals were exceedingly accommodating, and even the bums/homeless people were nice, if talkative. This course had a confusing layout, holes are very close together, and it's very easy to throw on top of other people on a couple of the back holes. I saw a few disc remnants sitting in trees like skulls hanging from rope, so bring your resilient plastic. Overall, if I lived in Roseburg, I think I would adjust to this course very quickly. It's really fun, and will definitely force one to hone their line drives. I think it's very much worth a visit. If it was close to me I'd play it all the time. If this course received a little love it would be one of the better courses in Oregon.

The holes are short but difficult to ace cause of layouts with the trees.

They recently finished adding baskets to all the holes!

It is fairly easy to find off the interstate. It has good markings to show the position of the basket.

Good concrete pads for teeing off and not slipping.

Decent ppl when you play. Well taken care of and pretty clean.

Is nice to warm up for a day at Whistlers....

Is pretty short for the long throwers.. only one 400+ shot.

Poison oak is available to those who wander.

Sometimes overcrowded with school close by but is pretty cool...

This is a nice course to just come a play a few rounds and loosen up the arm. Has good basket layout for repeat play.

Good layout, very good signage, tone poles add and extra challenge. Short holes lots of aces.

This is a fun course just to play with a putter for some extra challenge.

Fair bit of litter and drunks seem to always be around.

I love this kind of course. it's been squeezed into a unused corner of a public park and has been put together really well. The shots are challenging and require good aim. The signs are metal and attached to the pad so they are pretty much indestructible. The park that it's in has a lot of people in it playing other sports and I'm sure this course had introduced many new players to disc golf. Well worth checking out if you are in the area.