This is a fun little course out west of Utah Lake. It's in a small park that is very well taken care of and has 9 well placed baskets throughout.

There aren't any tee pads or signs so you can make the holes as long or as short as you want. Most of them are positioned around natural obstacles like rock, trees and hills to add a tiny bit of challenge to the otherwise simple course.

It is a small park surrounded mostly by houses, as others have noted. Most of the fences are extremely short though and easy to hop right over. Of course you want to be respectful of other people's property.

The fact that there aren't any tee pads or signs, or any real course layout is both good and bad. Although it's cool to make it your own it's always nice to have some organization to it. The layout was good enough to allow for an easy self-made flow though.

One of the baskets is located right next to a basketball court which wouldn't be a good thing if it were in use. The rest were more out of the way.

Overall I expected less of this park, so I was pleasantly surprised. Whoever put the baskets in did a good job. It is still just a small park with a bunch of baskets scattered around it, but it maximizes what is available.

Most of the baskets have numbers on them, so I suppose if you wanted to scout them all out in advance and determine what ones are where then you can fill in the blanks with the other baskets. I'm far too lazy to do that though.

Overall this is a fun course for beginners.