Variety: Open and technical shots
Water hazards: Has a few water scares but not overwhelming
Well maintained: Grounds personnel mow and trim frequently
Scenic

Under constant improvement: Lack of navigational aides, lack of tee pads (in the works)
Congestion: Some holes can have issues with congestion if the course is busy. Most of the time this is not an issue but will be a huge issue during tournaments or a really day at the course. Typically you will have the course to yourself.
Welcome Signage has the wrong distances, the holes are longer than what is displayed.

This course was recently updated and upgraded within the last few years. It went from 9 holes to 18 holes. The original 9 were kept in respect to the original designer/group of students that established the course while the additional 9 were added in the hopes that this course could eventually be improved to be of "tournament quality" and be able to host collegiate disc golf events. A handful of locals who have a passion for the sport volunteer when able to help improve the course from time to time. Working with the college's recreational department tends to take time and usually revolves around groups such as PTK and their yearly contribution projects. Any help would be appreciated and would be a crucial course for an area so sparsely populated with disc golf courses.

Holmes Community College offers a quick and casual stop to throw some discs that is great for breaking up a drive on I-55. The course is easy to find and not too far off the highway. There's some nice terrain here for playing safari including some hills, a small lake, and scattered patches of trees. Baskets are positioned in an area where there seems to be little possibility of conflict with non-disc golfers. It's a fair opportunity to stretch your legs and throw a bit.

The course is largely overgrown and completely inaccessible in spots; I could only find five baskets despite my best efforts, one of which was being swallowed by weeds, and not even a hint of tee boxes. The five baskets I could find play around some odd obstacles such as dilapidated lights and walking paths; there was a decrepit and abandoned feel to some areas. Tall grass threatens to swallow your disc at several points. Overall the course seems largely abandoned.

I was told by someone mowing the baseball fields that the course may possibly be better tended in the future if it received attention. So if you're a student or a local, please ask for the course to receive a bit of TLC!

Worth a stop to stretch your legs and bag a course, but be prepared to play safari and don't expect anything beyond that.

There are 8 baskets. Not crowded. A couple of hole designs look like they are good. One throwing over water. A couple through a wooded area.

No one mows the area. No tee pads or signage. Hole number 6 is down. Some gates to the campus are locked during non school hours. Poor town.

This course will more than likely be extinct soon. We just started at a random spot at the parking lot by the ball fields. The course flows in a circle. For the most part we played basket to basket or just walked until we could see the basket and threw. The feet listed on this website gave us a guess on how far we should start from the pin. Skip #6 (up hill hole) because the basket is down. Overall it is not worth your time.

-The baskets are in excellent condition
-The observatories and the long downhill shot with the lake a dozen yards behind the basket made Hole #3 one to remember.

-No tee pads
-No tee markers
-No maps of the course
-No trash cans
-No benches
-No restrooms
-No maintenance to the course, in a long time
-Grass growing through several baskets
-You could lose a disc in the fairway
-Hanging branches blocking 'tee' shots

The reviews for this course were great! So, I drove an hour to Goodman, MS to play a couple of rounds on a 3 star course...
I was EXTREMELY disappointed.
What happened to this course?
There are no tee markers or tee signs anymore. The grass and tree branches are so overgrown that it ruined several holes. Some of the holes were O.K., though, and I really liked Hole #3 (if I teed off from the right place).
I really hope someone does something with this course. I would hate to see this DGC go the way of the Holmes State Park Course.

Don't make a special trip to this forgotten "Must Play" DGC, and remember: the two year old reviews below are just distant memories...
Sad.

The layout is great design. Some wooded holes in combination with wide open holes create a challenge that requires distance AND accuracy on every shot. You can make a lot of birdies, but you can also make bogeys just as fast. Only one hole where water is a major factor, so this is great for beginners.

Only 9 holes. Since the economy is so bad right now, the school does not have the extra money to order the 9 baskets. Also, with having just natural tee pads, the tee boxes have been moved around a bit to prevent slipping on the longer throws.

Since I play here on a regular basis, I think this is an awesome course for anybody to come play. Bring plenty of water, since there's not exactly a place to get anything on campus.

The baskets are perfect, and there are signs at every hole to keep you on track. The tee pads are also easy to find. The tee pads are dirt though. Personally I would still rather have dirt tee pads than short concrete ones. The course has a good flow, and the elevation changes make it challenging on what seems like very easy holes on paper.

If there was more than about 3 groups playing, it could get congested quickly. Many of the holes play way too close to each other.

Overall it's a cool setup, given they only have 9 baskets. Each basket has 2 tee pads that play to it (one set for the front 9, and one for the back 9). The day I played, no one else was on the course, so right now this won't cause much of an issue. If the course has a rise in popularity, this could be a problem.

Good Baskets and Good Tee signs. It is a fun course to play and its is right on campus for the students. This course will be a championship style course when it is done.

With the economy I think it is taking longer to get everything going to finish it but it should be done within the next year.

I walked all 18 holes with Doug(the guy who is installing it) and this course is gonna ROCK when it is done. Several of the holes that are there now will not be the same holes when the full 18 is in. Most of the 9 now is there just to have a course laid out to play. TRUST ME when I say that when the full 18 is done and ready to go this will be a must play. It is just too bad the state park system took the course from Holmes County State Park because that would have made a great tourney Goodman and Holmes but O well.

Good signs. New baskets. Low traffic. Elevation changes are a good challenge.

The natural tees are okay, but a permanent tees would be better. There were no trash cans or benches.

There's a mix of short and long holes, and a mix of open and wooded holes. The mix is not too great though, there is really not too much variety. Most holes are open and medium length. The course is fun and has a lot of potential though. I'm not sure of any restroom facilities, but I'm sure you could duck into the gym or cafeteria. Also, a note about Goodman, there are no fast food restaurant with about 20 miles. You'll need to pack a lunch, or you might be able to eat on campus.