- Mowed frequently as it's on a college campus.
- Plenty of parking by first tee.
- Printed maps available for reference in a box attached to the course welcome sign.
- No chance of a lost disc as the only hazard is a shallow ditch of mucky water off the right of #3.
- Flat and open so you can work on accuracy.
- You're likely to be the only group here while playing.

- Windy 90% of the time like everywhere in Grand Forks.
- Grass tees aren't as nice as concrete ones, but they're totally sufficient.
- No hole maps or pars listed on the tee signs or course map (not that they're particularly necessary if you reference the paper maps at the welcome sign).
- #5 is simply set in an open field = really boring.
- #1 and #9 cross a sidewalk near the academic building, but it doesn't appear to see much traffic anyway.

- Good (but not great) beginner course with no hazards beyond the wind. I was impressed with how the course actually uses the very few trees here quite well on half the holes. For experienced players, this would be simply a warmup course with the only challenge being to make a very straight tee shot on #8.

- Favorite hole would be #2 because it uses the trees really well to force you to throw a controlled standard RHFH down the alley. It's basically an excellent test of your distance and aim control in the same shot.

Easy to play quickly. The tee pads are grass but they aren't used so much that they are worn down and muddy. The course has a mix of open holes and some tight shots through trees. The course makes good use of the small space that it's in.

Short course, and most of the holes are wide open so it is not good on windy days. It is right next to a couple of fairly busy roads so it is noisy and not very peaceful to play here. The course is very flat. The baskets don't catch discs very well but they are alright.

This course isn't terrible but it's my least favorite in the Grand Forks area. I probably won't be coming back often since there are much better courses in Grand Forks. It might be good if you just want to play a really quick round though.

- Decent baskets
- Easy to play quickly
- Its there which is better than not having one

- Basket 1 is completely hidden from the tee
- No signs, just a number on a post and the numbers usually face a direction opposite of direction of throw
- No tee pads. Just grass

This is a simple course and is fun for a quick round. I like hole 8 because of the narrow fairway between the trees

Good baskets, mixture of holes, and can be played in about 20min.

Holes 1 and 8 are tough because of trees, I almost lost my mid range to evergreens on both holes, not very well marked.

I'd suggest you walk the course first and ring bug spray. Great if your running short on time

The DGA baskets are in great shape. There was a nice mix of long and small. Holes 3, 4, 5 and 7 are the long ones. Hole 6 is the shortest. Hole 8 is down through the pine trees and you need control. Hole 1 is and tough shot through a gap in the pine trees. Holes 2 and 9 are straight forward type holes. The good thing about the Tee boxes are not worn down.

No restrooms. The course is flat and can be windy at times. There is no real signage, there is only a 4x4 with a number painted on it in white. Bring something to drink, because there is nothing at this end of town.

I walk the course first to get the layout, I do advise it. This course can be rough for beginner, because of the trees on some of the holes. I use my Midrange on most of the holes. I use different shots around the trees.

Good quality baskets - good for beginners - Nice for those with breaks in between class.

Short holes <300ft, mostly wide open. several nicer courses within the area.

Hole 1 Starts by the big "Frisbee Golf" Sign near the enternce on the north side. As you turn into the campus you will see the course on your right.