-Longer holes making things more challenging
-Not crowded
-Was nicely mowed despite the record rain we had received

- The usual on here...teepads and baskets
- Number 8 basket still missing

Overall, the course is just meh. Obviously it was a little muddy(7 wasn't playable) due to all the rain, but the teepads(if they exist) were just poor. Too many good courses close to my house to go back here probably.

First off, the first tee is directly behind the building where you park. The tees are a gravel/dirt mix that are actually not too bad. There are some low ceiling drives with trees creating a tougher shot to the holes. This was actually not a bad design. It will force you to maybe change how you approach certain holes. The "water" hole #3 has a nice pond and really is kind of a pretty hole. #9 has a hidden basket behind some small trees which was kind of fun to dart in at it from high above. It does feel like there are lots of short holes, but the hole length variety really isn't bad here. The course almost make a big crescent moon shape around a big field, making navigation a non-issue. There is some seating areas around some of the tees and the red tee posts are easy to see on all holes.

The red tee posts do not have any info on them except hole number. Some of the tee pads could use some size adjustments. The walk from #9 basket to #1 tee was a little long considering the over all size of the course. The homemade baskets were ok, but only had a single set of chains and didn't all hang like they should have. There were no public bathrooms actually and it could have used some trashcans, even though the area was quite clean.

The Fun Factor was fair for me. I really didn't think the course was overly challenging, but yet there were some fun drives. The way the trees protected a few of the drives made you work enough shots that it was worth the stop. This is the kind of place you really should be in the area to stop by. However, it certainly is not road trip worthy. The college did an OK job and it is very cool that they have this for class credits too.

Tee's marked
New gravel tee pads.
Red (homemade?) baskets
Last 3 holes are pretty good.

2 of the tee boxes were just large enough to stand on, one of them was only on a 130ft hole, other was not long enough to take a step to throw.

VERY long walk from #9 to the Parking lot or hole #1

Based on the few other reviews, I was not expecting much, only stopped in to play the course to be able to add it to this list. However, I found the course better than expected with a few actually good holes.

I did not "check in" and did not ask permission to play the course. I actually ran several holes because I was worried about getting a ticket.

-Shot variety...trees, open holes, couple long shots, short shots, and water hazards
-NO traffic mainly in part because no one knows about it
-Disc Golf class at TCC, nice to have something to throw at for class.

-No t-pads
-Not very long at all
-Baskets are homemade....decent metal shop baskets if you will...though you'll see spit outs and blow-throughs for sure

Cool idea to put a course on the campus. Really decent job they did on on it.

Not much of a course, but it's a decent throw have some holes bump in to a creek or go around a pond with both wooded and open shots.

Not worth a drive or anything, but if you're close you should check it out.

On campus course is a good time killer for students. Beginner friendly for sure. Couple of skill shots. Pros will ace run on most holes. Can run through 9 in record time.

Baskets are very cheap, almost look homemade. Most shots are short hyzers. Gets very muddy with light rain.

This isn't really a course worth traveling to, especially with Lester Lorch being 10 min away. If you go to school here, which I do, it makes for a decent practice course. Don't avoid it, but don't make any big plans for it either.

The campus has a Disc Golf curriculum available to students that utilizes the course.