+ Worthington Flats is the name of the sports complex that hosts baseball, softball, soccer, and cross country. Holes 1-3 and 7-9 are intertwined within the green space around the fields, with 4-6 playing across the road in more open space.

+ You aren't going to get too much out of The Flats. I could see it being a decent area to practice, as there is a pretty good amount of green space. Could be a decent place for high school kids to screw around after school.

+ Tee signs look fairly new and they're accurate and easy to read. Baskets are in good shape.

- Again, if you play here you aren't going to get too much out of it. Mostly everything is straight, open, and about the same distance.

- Tee pads are in very bad shape and need to be re-done. Holes 2 and 3 have the tees way too close to the brush so a bunch of twigs will interfere with your drive.

I'm not going to get into a ton of detail with this one. It's a decent beginners course in your typical high school setting. Not WORTHY (haha, puns) of a stop unless you live in Worthington and you don't feel like traveling much.

Open fields nearby mean you can play the course from the tees, or use the baskets for field work and create your own holes and shots.

No signage, and the tee pads are basically useless.
Also, many holes subscribe to the Griggs mentality of pushing the baskets into the woods a few feet to make them slightly more challenging. Not really a deal breaker, but not the best.

The "Pro Tees" in the course map that are landmark based could make the course more interesting and fun.