Has 18 baskets
Plenty of Parking
restroom in the middle of the course
well maintained grass on most of the course

Tee "polls" no longer have numbers on them and #16's poll was missing (found the hole where it use to be)
The holes on the other side of the main road, holes 12, 13 and 14 are not on the regular mowing schedule and it shows.
Not a course for pro's

This is a fun little shot shaping course. The course somewhat flows pretty good, there are a few spots that have to doing some walking on the long side, but for the most part the course flows pretty well.

The tee's are marked with polls in the ground. I could not make out a number on any of them but some have the distance written in marker on them.

Longest hole on the course is hole 18 and is really the only hole over 300ft.

This is a great course to bring the family too, not much to get discs lost in, nice walk in the park.

Would I play here again? Yes, I actually would. I enjoy playing courses like this. just enough of a challenge without wearing myself out on super long holes.

-Older DISCatcher baskets, all in terrific condition (#6 is leaning).
-Super friendly park staff
-Maps available in park office.
-Park is well maintained and clean.
-Restrooms in the park office/lodge and between #9 & #18 baskets.
-ALLIGATORS!

-There are picnic tables and trash bins around the park but none are "on" the course.
-Grass tees.
-The orange tipped, white PVC tee markers leave much to be desired. Nothing but a hole number and no indication of which side to tee off from.
Short and very flat (...to be fair, the Mississippi Delta isn't known for its varied elevation).
-The course map will get you through the course but gives no info on flight path; every hole is represented as a straight on shot, which is not the case.
-No cell phone service
-ALLIGATORS!

Although this course is very short and VERY flat, I think they did a great job with what there was to work with. A few holes take a good bit of accuracy, but even with a poor first shot par is still likely. There are several ace run holes but the ever-present trees make bogies a very real possibility. No need to lug your bag around on this one, take your favorite fairway driver, mid-range and putter and you'll be fine.
This is a fun, quick course, that I would recommend for beginners and kids, but unless you're passing through it's not worth the trip.

F.Y.I. - Someone mentioned discs for sell and rent in the office... I didn't see any. I may be mistaken or they may have stopped selling them.

Bathroom located by Hole 9 & 18.

Beginner friendly, tough to lose a disc here and almost no shule, nice and short for beginners.

Tee signs on every hole (orange posts, most with the number on). Not too difficult to navigate.

If you like shooting lots of 2's this course is for you.

A decent amount of OB in the form of roads gives a little challenge here and there.

Tee signs are not "excellent" they are only small orange posts, with no distances.

A lot of tee boxes are placed where shots from other holes could easily land, not that this course would ever be crowded though.

A lot of backtracking to get to a few holes, sometimes it's easier to throw a hole and walk to the right 50 feet and throw the next hole which is almost the same distance and same direction, then putt out on both holes and move on to the next one.

All the holes are short, most are just straight ahead, with very little variety..I didn't see much "diversity". Hole 18 is the only one that might be almost 300 feet.

No distances on the tee signs, no map posted.

Very long walk from Hole 18's basket back to Hole 1. Better off parking by Hole 6's tee than by one to cut down on the walk.

Not much imagination in the course design at all. Straight shot after straight shot after straight shot.

Hole 1 is by the alligator pen. The only benches on the course are picnic tables in a couple of the fairways. There aren't any dog-legs and water only comes into play on two holes, and on both these holes you have to throw about 50 feet past the basket to get wet.

Again, this course is great for beginners and those who like easy courses. Those who like a challenge will be bored.

Excellent camping as the course is at a MS state park. Alligators to check out. Feeding and demo stand right by first hole. Friendly rangers to help with directions. Excellent signage. Great diversity. Lots of shade.

Location. Kinda got to be there to play there. I was in town on business so I stopped by.

Totally enjoyed this course. Strait shots, short and long. Left curves, right curves, dog-legs, water obstacles. Did I mention Alligators? Check out the course map with "alligator pond" in the course...huh? How cool is that? If you are going thru this neck of the Delta...PLAY IT! No one around, full park staff, water, benches, trash cans...very cool.