-You've got the option to throw several different types of shots on each hole.
-Although in a park, the park is not too crowded.
-Great for beginners.
-Great use of available space.
-Decent amount of distance on some of the holes.
-The big magnolia tree on holes #2 and #10 is the only place you could possibly lose a disc.

-Sand tees collect water when it rains.
-Road noise and children screaming at the park can be distracting.
-You throw directly at a street on holes #7 and #16.
-Only 9 pins, kind of repetitive
-Baskets are wobbly which may affect your putt although it has yet to happen to me.

Overall I think this course is great considering how close to home it is. Definitely not a wishlist course, but if you've got someone you're trying to introduce to the sport then this is a great place to take them. The FireCracker in Ft. Inn is also close, and while more challenging overall it lacks the distance of Simpsonville. This is where I learned the sport, so it will always have a place in my heart reserved for it no matter how many other courses I play.

--Great course for a casual round
--Good use of 9 baskets for 18 holes (the second set of tees for each hole are put in different spots and it really does make the holes look different a second time around)
--Good baskets
--Surprisingly challenging on some holes (it is easily par-able, and birdies are possible on all holes, but I did not expect this course to offer some of the challenges it did)

--The park is busy during baseball games and traffic noises are a constant distraction on most holes
--The course gets boring quickly after you play the first round
--The tees were just sand/dirt and were often uneven
--Pedestrians could be a problem on many holes since 6 holes play either over or along sidewalks
--The course flow was confusing the first time

This is a good course for what it is. It gets boring fast, but it's a decent course for a casual round.

Grading Criteria:

Landscape quality
4/5

Baskets, Tees and Hole Diagrams
2/5

Variety in hole distances
1/5

Variety in hole types
(field/wooded holes; hilly/level holes; etc)
1.5/5

Difficulty/Challenge
2/5

Course flow
3/5

Outside interference
(pedestrians; traffic noises; etc)
1.5/5

Fun factor
2.5/5

Use of Available Land
4/5

Rounded Total: 2.5/5 (Actual total: 2.4/5)

Great Practice Course!
Very open so it allows you to practice hyzers, anhyzers, rollers etc.
Good for a quick round.
Semi-Long Holes
Some tree's over baskets....instead of being just out in the open

Not for advanced players.
No Tee Signs
Pedestrians
Basketball Course
Only 9 Baskets....18 tee's...repetitive
Single Chained Baskets

Though an easy course, it will help you practice!
Great for beginners or just anyone looking to go have some quick fun.

It uses dual tees marked #1-18 (really just the same as having a short and a long tee) to make an 18 hole layout for 9 baskets. Uses empty park space mostly, turning nothing into something. A few longer shots. Clean, mowed. Tees all marked by post. Good for new players, just enough shots for an experienced player to play.

Limited variety as there are not a lot of trees but for #1, #9. You can throw a hyzer around most any obstacle and park it. Expect spit-throughs on the yellow baskets.