The first hole is kind of unique in that you're throwing over a very steep hill. The last couple holes might be a little tricky because of the trees in the area, although it depends on where the tee pads are located. There's a wooded area that can come into play on at least one of the holes if you have a really inaccurate throw. Also, each basket has a small arrow pointing in the direction you need to go to get to the next hole. Unfortunately, there's not much else that can be said about this course that's not negative.

Other than the first hole, there are no tee pads or signage marking the locations of each tee pad. After you finish a hole, you have to walk in the direction that the arrow on the basket is pointing and hope you find the next tee pad location. If you're lucky, you'll see a really small flag marking the tee pad, but they're not always there, giving you no choice but to search the ground for a small spot that's devoid of grass because it got trampled by people who recently played there. Sometimes you won't even be able to find it, and will have to take a wild guess as to where the tee pad might be located. If you succeed in finding all the tee pad locations, you'll notice that the holes are real short, that most of the holes are flat and wide open, and that most of the holes aren't that fun to play. The first hole is the only well-defined hole, but unfortunately it's close enough to a soccer field that if you play there during a game you might have fans in your way. Also, the course is only 9 holes long, so it doesn't even take long to play.

Adding some actual tee pads to all 9 holes, or at least adding permanent signs to mark their locations, would be real helpful, but there are other issues too with this course. It's way too short and way too easy.