Spencer Christian Church is home to a 9 hole disc golf course that plays essentially counter clockwise around the northeast side of the property. There's a few trees utilized in a couple spots and rolling hills on the whole course.

There's tee boxes on every hole. Basic but serviceable framed in wood pads filled with gravel. One tee per hole.

The tee signs are also very basic but better than nothing. Small metal signs attached to a metal fence post with decals of the hole #, par and distance. These at the very least help you locate where the tee pad is, especially when the next one is uphill.

The distances are all pretty similar, with the exception of hole 5, a par 4, which is 420'. The rest are around 300' give or take.

Old, single chained Prodigy baskets on every hole. These must be the first models that they ever came out with. I've seen these before but it's been awhile. Regardless, these caught well enough. One basket and pin position per hole.

Limited hours due to there being a school at the church as well. All day on weekends and after 4:00 during the school year on weekdays.

Hole 8's tee is awful. It's tucked into the woods and isn't aiming towards the basket. It's also slanted pretty severely downhill. Just a crappy hole overall because of this. I'm assuming the woods weren't as filled in when this was installed. I'd hope so at least.

The distances are very long for children. I'd assume that's who this is designed for. If so, it's going to be very frustrating for them. Even if the course was flat the distances are too long for beginners.

Lots of semi long walks between holes. Nothing crazy but I'm not sure why they didn't just keep it more towards the latter holes section if they wanted to keep the trees in play.

Average to slightly above church course. Play it if you must, but there's not much else real close so you'd have to be nearby for whatever reason.