The holes are all pretty short, and no real need for anything faster than a mid. That, however does not mean that it is an easy course. There are several trees scattered around that force you to hit certain lines and shape your shots. Except for maybe one or two holes, I don't really see anyone with experience getting a bogey very often, but it is far from an easy birdie on every hole course either.

The signage is adequate, with small next tee arrows as well.

The day I played I was by myself and only had about 25 minutes to play, so it was perfect for being able to throw a few, not end up with a 10 min. walk back to the car after finishing 9 holes. Nice to have somewhere else to throw in Wilson.

There was a little standing water in the middle of the course, but there had been a lot of rain the day before, so I'm guessing it isn't usually a problem.

Williams Day Camp is mostly a simple and straightforward course that provides multiple lines for any skill based player. Hole 1 - White - This hole is tight off the tee, and plays right of the tee position. The basket is set on an island with the island's circumference around 40-50feet. There is a drop zone that if a player doesn't make the island they must proceed to the dropzone which plays about 40feet to the basket. Hole 2 - White- This hole provides multiple options for a player. The basket is right of the teepad, and can be taken from any direction. However, there is a ditch to the right that is about 50feet from the basket. Also there is a pavilion to the left of the basket about 60feet of distance. There are 3 trees that surround the basket to make the shot seem ominous, but the shot is fairly simple. Hole 3 - White - This hole is mainly straightforward, with multiple trees guarding the basket. There are many routes to be taken from the teepad, and the same pavilion is right of the teepad. Hole 4 - White - This hole is a straight shot out of a wooded area that surrounds the teepad. This makes the shot seem compact, but is fairly straightforward and simple. Hole 5 - White - This hole is surrounded by multiple trees in every direction,this makes the shot fairly tight. Hole 6 - White - This is another tight line that plays straight toward the basket. Hole 7 - White - This hole is one of the more signature holes on the course. A player throws downhill from atop a hill that is placed next to a building. There are multiple lines that can be taken, and this adds variety to the course. Hole 8 - White - This hole is surrounded by trees. There is a magnolia that is unpromising for most RHBH golfers. Hole 9 - White- This hole is played on a concrete slab, that has multiple lines that can be taken from any player. It is convenient because it is next to hole 1 if any player wishes to play another round immediately finishing their previous round.
Most blue tees have the same lines as the whites with the exception of hole 5.
Hole 5 - Blue - This hole is shorter but obtains more trees than the whites. The line is fairly tight with the basket hidden from view.
This course has a variety of different shots ranging from Backhands, Forehands, Overheads, and Rollers on each hole. The main purpose of the course is for newer players to have a fun, low round and for experienced players confidence to play harder/more difficult courses.
This course is located in a neighborhood which makes it easy and convenient for people to walk and play golf.

With any piece of land that has few acres, I imagine it is difficult to build a new course without intersecting fairways. This becomes a major issue for any golfer playing the course. For example, Hole 7 and Hole 8 play almost perpendicular to each other; this means that one grip lock could result in another golfer being hospitalized. There are also other park users on the grounds, which makes golfing an issue. There are some lines that interfere with park users and it becomes difficult to throw without telling another to move. Also, during the summer, there is a camp held for 5 year olds from the morning to the afternoon, which makes golfing hard to play while avoiding rambunctious children. There is also a building with glass windows in the middle of the park, which becomes another problem for golfing purposes. One grip lock could result in shattered glass. Parking is street parking, so it is limited. If there was an event with over 30+ people, parking would become a major issue.

Overall this course is simple. It allows golfers multiple lines and a quick, fun round for them to play. This course helps anyone that wants to work on any specific throw they want to learn. It is also very scenic during the summer and fall. I would recommend playing this course if you are in the Wilson area. Especially if you are planning to play Lake Wilson, I would recommend choosing this course first to build lots of confidence.
*NOTE* As of June 19, 2014 the course is still in development. Hopefully by June 23, 2014 the course will be playable with mixed/gravel pads and DISCatchers.