- nice tee signs
- clean environment
- bright, well cared for baskets
- close to the docks and restaurant/bars
- multiple concrete tees
- free

- on a walking trail
- in a rainy town
- overall, just poor layout
- limited access during school hours

I like my fellow reviewer's course descriptions, but could not disagree more about the ratings that this course is receiving. Basically it's another one of these gym class type setups that is on a local walking trail that Alaskan middle schools are so found of. This one is a putter course on a tight path with blind spots. I'm not really sure what is accomplished by making courses like this. Only skilled players would be good enough to do well on it, but it's too short and technical for them to even enjoy. Poor players are without a doubt going to spend most of their time either searching in the thick (probably wet) brush if they decide to air anything out , or just commit a series of layups until they reach the baskets. No room for error...or much fun. Be careful to stay out of the devil's club, cow parsnip, and rose hip bushes.