Beginner, kid and dog friendly. Decent diversity for a small course. Quiet.

Not very challenging.

Worth checking out.

This course uses the trees that are there, really well for a course that isn't really a wooded course. I enjoyed some of the pin placements. The first 5 holes have either a tree-protected baskets, or at least have trees close to them. The 5th hole is a tunnel type shot with street OB all the way down on the right side and a tree row all the way down on the left. Each hole has a cement tee pad and wood "hitching" post for a tee sign that has the hole number, par, & footage on it. This is a fun layout for being a 9-hole, shared land course.

The 1st tee and 9th basket are a bit of a walk from each other with a baseball field between them. For navigation help, holes 3 & 4 are across the drainage ditch from #2 basket and then you come back across it and go by the street to find #5. The par settings are set for younger people and are very forgiving. Parking here was not easy to find and is very small.

The Fun Factor here was not too bad for such a short and small course. I actually liked playing here. It is not a real challenge, but the pin spots made the drives kind of fun. I wish I could have had time to play it again. Once I learned where the pins really were, it would have been fun to make some ace type runs at them. If I were close by, I would want to take another run at this one.

Cement tee pads on every hole was nice to see. I thought that the course flowed pretty well. Easy to find your way around it without a map. It sits on a pretty small area of the city park but it really uses the land well. It's a good course to go play a casual round in as it isn't very difficult. Waverly is a small town so there isn't much traffic on the course.

Small, only 9 holes. The course really isn't very difficult, it is built more for the rec player. This is evident by the tee signs... I believe whole 9 was a par 5 and it was only 390 feet long and relatively open. A decent golfer should be able to play under par easily. Course gets really sopping wet when it rains or there is heavy snow melt.

Overall I was impressed for not knowing what to expect. I would recommend playing it for fun or as a practice/warm up round between tournaments, but it's not really worth making a huge road trip to play. Fun course though.