- veteran baskets with numbers on them
- only course for 100 miles or so
- tee signs with the hole numbers

- tee pads are terrible or non existent
- multiple baskets are very close to very thick brush
- the final three holes are much longer than the rest of the course and run along a barb wire fence, very uninteresting holes that you have to walk a long walk around if you happen to throw over the fence

The course is in a secluded camp ground area but it is sandwiched between a barb wire fence and some very thick brush along a creek. The course is better than nothing but not much better.

Great baskets
Pretty location
Easy navigation
Variable distances on the holes
Some elevation
Disc golf is fun

No tee pads to speak of
No obstacles - all shots are open
Rough terrain
No shade
Could be easy to lose discs

This course is in the middle of nowhere - a couple miles outside of town, at the outlet of a sagebrush canyon. The course plays up and back along the dirt access road, lined by fences on both sides. The holes range from 150 to 500+ feet, with no real shot shaping needed. The brush is a bit tall on holes 1-6, so losing a disc is possible. The tee boxes are unfinished areas next to numbered signs.
Overall, some decent, straightforward holes, in a pretty, desert setting, with no amenities.