Cool industrial backdrop, course is almost never crowded. Uses the elevation well. Hard to lose a disc and even people with only moderate arm speed can create birdie opportunities

Baskets are fairly janky and dated. Teeboxes are not concrete and not always in the best of shape. Very few natural obstacles to contend with.

Certainly not worth a long trip for, but if you are in the area and need a quick 9 you can get through the course in under 45 minutes.

This is usually 1 of the only courses without people. So you can go around and around. Some longer par 3 so you can throw. A few hills

Old baskets a little swampy. No real signs no boxes. Some stickers.

If you want to play without people around this is the best course to try.

Nice little course close to the airport. Baskets are in good shape and course is pretty open, with well maintained grass.

Natural teepads, no signage, hard to follow the course layout. No trash cans or restrooms

I would like teepads and some kind of signage to at least know where the holes start.

Mostly open fields. Unless you really blow a shot, you shouldn't lose discs here. This is very simple and non-threatening and is where I will probably drag my girlfriend to try to get her interested.

Tee boxes are patches of dirt where players have scraped the ground. No stakes, no course markers. No maps. This is close to my house, so I might squeeze in a round after work before the sun goes down, but this probably isn't worth traveling for.

The baskets aren't marked either. Someone said there was tape on them? I never saw it. And the pictures show "tee scratches" that have grown over, they are nowhere near that big now.

Thank goodness for the pictures posted on this site. From the pics, it's easy to navigate the course. You start next to the road, and each hole moves further from the road. So when you're looking for the next "tee scratch" travel in that direction. The exception is when you reach the back fenceline and start to work your way back to the parking lot. There are two holes along the side fence.

Between work and home
Ace run potential
Not crowded
Great for beginners

Dirt tees need work
Not mowed often
Not challenging

Its great for a quick solo 9 after work, but if I have time and am with friends we go somewhere else

Cool course for the land its on and for being 9 holes. Everything is pretty much a hyzer for RHBH players. Nothing is too long so an average player can reach everything. No places to lose plastic, although I bet if the creek is up there is a chance there. Good baskets and yes you can play this course super fast.

Windy. In an open field and very little trees so the wind is brutal. No tee signs but not to hard to navigate due to it being so open. Same shot on all the holes gets old quick!

Not worth the drive just to play here but if your close by hit it up. There is some potential for long tees, which would bring in some different shots. And if some trees were planted it could be cool. Not the worse 9 holer around.

This is a great lunch hour or "happy hour" course. It plays very fast and short. A great beginner course with very little challenging obstacles with exception of the fence on the east side. Very quiet and fun!

No signage, and it is really hard to tell what hole is what. When we went there was no basket at hole 2 (This has since been replaced).

This is a fun course and is very challenging in the wind. It is a great course for a quick round and keeping your skills up. You can easily play 18 in an hour.

it is an open field, hardly any tree's, if you go into or over the creek..it's easy to cross because it's so small.

the wind. if it is the slightest bit windy outside. this course is just one big wind tunnel. standing at hole #1, the wind is coming from the left usually so make sure to throw with a nice hyzer for right handed players. it's sometimes hard not to go over the wooden fence or into the road when i throw flat.

the chain link fence is really no big deal because even if you throw over the fence, there are 2 big openings you can go into to retrieve them, just watch out for those thorny tree's, they are everywhere on the other side of that fence.