This really is the only course available in Midland, if you really want to get any kind of challenge out of playing. The course is situated in a easily accessible multi-use park and offers quite a bit of variety for the area, which lacks the tree density that a lot of other courses have. There are concrete tees with tee signs and ok Disc Nation baskets. There is also a course map at the beginning of the course, which is needed because of the tricky navigation of the course.

The variety of holes is really what gives this course a passing grade. There are big 600'+ wide open holes to short island holes. Many holes also let the player either go over the top or down the middle depending on their play style.

A good player can shoot fairly well here. The course is short and easy enough to be a good introduction to players who have never played before

Sadly, I feel that this course has more bad than good. It intertwines with the walking path several times creating a risk for unsuspecting walkers.

As many have mentioned, the ground is littered with stickers and thorns that could really hurt if you are not careful. Just beware.

The navigation of the course is very tricky. I was fortunate to play with someone who was from Midland, and I was always a bit surprised when we would walk in an opposite direction that I initially had thought.

Being the only 18 hole course in Midland, it is definitely the best course in the City. If you are playing alone from out of town, I would recommend using the map located on the Links/Files tab of this page; it will really help with navigation and make the course enjoyable and not frustrating when trying to find the next tee.

Be very aware of the walkers on the course. I would hate to see the course get removed because of a walker getting hit by a disc.