A petite 6-hole course with a mix of beauty and odd design.

-Amenities: Round tee pads, signs with distance, par, and arrows in the basket direction, Mach IIIs.

-Maintenance: Short, watered grass. In this area, that sticks out and really makes it a nice environment (at least for someone raised in the southeast).

-Beginner Friendly: Holes top out well under 200', so this one is for new players. There also isn't painful foliage for total shanks.

-Shot Shaping/Gameplay: Shaping is required on four of the six holes, which is a lot better than at some beginner courses I've played. The shots are all parkable by a beginner, but could still teach finesse. Gentle elevation, lone fairway trees, and a couple of tree lines are the main factors. For the length it has, this is a high-quality course.

Some substantial drawbacks on a few holes, which, while not severe, take on new significance when you consider that inaccurate beginners are the predominant audience.

-Road: A couple of holes play alongside a road. This isn't a big deal for players with control, but some griplocked shots could easily end up near a passing car.

-Path: The final four holes all play over or parallel to a small walking trail. Newer players with less of an eye for safety issues could definitely clunk a pedestrian.

-Bush: Hole 4 is blocked by two bushes that create a very awkward gap. This will not promote good form in the least.

-Length: Zero doubt that I would throw a putter on every hole.

Sunset was a very pleasant environment with a cute beginner course. That said, it's ultra-short both in number and length of holes, and there are a few unfortunate hazards. It's always hard to rate a course like this that's mostly well-executed but tiny - after comparing it to other courses I've reviewed, it fit well into the Passable category. Definitely a nice nook for short-throwing players.

~Similar Courses: Hidden Park (Sumter, SC); short version of Laurel Park (St Peters, MO); Gianinetti Park (Carbondale, CO).

- The course plays in a nice park that is well kept

- Navigation is easy to follow, just find the unique round tee pads.

- Baskets are in good shape.

- Great place to bring little kids to play or first timers.

- Some elevation in play.

- Safety can be an issue especially on weekends with lots of other park users in the area. A few holes play near picknick areas or walking paths.

- For anyone other than beginners or kids this course is short an boring. But it is appropriate for the intended users.

Obviously this course is not meant for the experienced disc golfer. Even as a super class course it can be pretty boring. That being said this course definitely serves a purpose in providing a fun place for people to start the game. It is a safe place to let the kids play and learn to love the course at a young age rather than give them a traumatic brain injury playing at Morley.