Tee pads are little wooded planks covered up by grass and most tee signs are gone but a few wooden ones remain. A few trees here and there make it interesting. There is a really cool safari course out here one could make up and since you'll have the place to yourself you might as well. Mostly a beginner to intermediate course with few obstacles and distances all in the 250-300 range. Park in the church parking lot.

The course mostly looks the same when trying to play the layout proposed on Udisc. The same 250 foot throw back and forth zig-zagging the property. Way too easy, no punishment for bad drives, too open, no elevation, lots of topography issues. I really think the proposed layout is worse than just playing safari if I'm being honest.

There is a few decent areas here that are fun around the trees but it's not really a course, more of a practice area that has 6 baskets. I would play here a lot if I lived here as its the only game in town and I could feel like it's my own little backyard course. That said no other reason to come here other than to tick it off the list.