It was designed for kids and hopefully it is promoting the sport effectively because of that. The course is very short and very accessible.

It is wide open and incredibly short, really too short for even a putter to be thrown too hard most of the time. The course is dirt with dirt tee pads and stickers abound.

There is nothing intrinsically wrong with this course since it does meet its goals, but don't make the mistake of treating this as a serious DG course. It meets its purpose. If you don't feel this review is "logical", just ask yourself what a nine hole course that is 1300 feet and all on dirt and weeds should score. I understand the purpose of the course and I understand the history the city and the city's disc golfers have. I am very glad this course is here, and I hope that tons of kids are using it. But this website is about giving the courses scores based on their merit, not their meaning.