Its in a nice wooded area, slightly hilly, but mostly flat. The course offers a nice challenge, and is a nice surprise for a hidden 9 hole course put together by a boyscout troop. The paths are clearly carved out, but if you throw off the fairway you will be walking over tree trimmings to get it. Possible overgrowth later in the year.

No distance markers or maps, each hole is marked with a PVC pipe with the hole # marked on it, and the hole's par marked on it.

No tee pads, some holes have a cement block in the ground to mark the start, the rest we just started behind the hole marker.

The baskets are homemade, some of the chains barely help catch the disc, others are pulled so tight that they reject the disc. It's best to aim to put your disc inside the tire rather than to hit the chains.

mosquitos, bring bug spray, especially in the fall. This course is probably best played in spring or early summer.

Holes 5 and 6 markers are messed up. I believe hole 6 should be hole 5, and hole 6 has a cement block and a stake the probably used to have a pvc pipe on it. I would assume some kids moved the pvc marker from hole 6 to hole 5.

Overall the course is an enjoyable experience, but is not something I would consider a high ranking course that is a must play. If you're in the area with free time it's worth checking out; but if not, check out the other wonderful courses around the fox cities first.

The course is located across the street from the church, behind the southern baseball diamond. There are no signs, so don't expect anything to tell you where the course is.