The course is set in a multiuse park but designed well as far as avoiding other park activities with the exception of the walking trail in a few spots. There are multiple tees on every hole except one I believe. Hole 4 I think it might have been. The tees are concrete. These are all well done. Nice and level and grip great. Blue posts are the longs and the reds are the shorts. Baskets are DISCatchers of the older variety. One row of chains. Catch decent enough though. The course is completely flat with no water in play. A few trees to contend with on almost all holes. Holes 5 and 6 play over a prairie area, this is really the only place you could lose a disc. The flow of the course is pretty easy to follow minus the long walk from 8 to 9. It's easy enough to find though since you see it from the parking lot by hole 1. The course was clean and in nice shape. Free to play and probably never busy.

This is kind of just your basic city park 9 hole course. Nothing to exciting but it serves it's purpose for this small town. Besides the long walk from 8 to 9 there's not much to complain about here.

Definitely nothing to go out of your way to play unless you've got to play them all like me. If in the area though it's a quick play. Easily done in under an hour. Great place for newer players and kids.

Nice multiple tees. Some strategically well-placed trees around the baskets but not too much trouble. Not a long course & is a good course for beginners.

I wish it had signs on all the holes denoting par & yardage. I believe there are red & blue poles by the tees that have the tee yardage but not sure how accurate it is or if it's on every pole. The course weaves through the park but traffic usually isn't too bad. There is a long walk from #9 back to the 1st tee.

A nice course to practice on & doesn't seem to get a lot of play as a rule. Enjoyable for those who are new to disc golf. Signs on each hole stating par & yardage would be an improvement.