Par 3 that is short and quick to play. All the holes have signage and are easy to find. In fact, you can see almost all 9 holes from any spot in the park! Semi technical if you are looking for a little bit of accuracy/target practice. All the holes except hole 9 are very realistic hole-in-one chances for any player with a moderate skill set.

The entire course criss-crosses over itself. When I was there, my group was the only group there, so no issues with other people. But, if there are other people there, it will constantly be an issue of hitting someone with your disc. In addition, the park area (swingset) is right in the middle of all this and would create another dangerous situation. The course is EXTREMELY short. I think there were two holes that were longer than 200 feet. There was not much variety to it, and it was not worth the trip out there. I thought this course was close to the Barron course, but in fact it was about 25 minutes away.

Well, I have never played on a course where Amish buggies went by on the road during the game (this happened multiple times). Just to reinforce the "you are way out there" premise. The town of Reeve did not appear in my Garmin GPS, either, so finding it was more difficult than I expected.