Great variation. High potential
Some of the holes are really fun

Need of maintainance.
Lack of information and maps.

The fact that the designer of this course have had a lot of space and, I believe, the ambitions to make a high class course should have guaranteed us a more satisfying disc golf experience. The feeling I get when walking though Jenny is that someone read all there is about setting up a disc golf course, placed all the holes and then lost interest. Jenny have the potential to be excellent and some of the holes are really fun to play.

The area is mostly sparse pine forest spread over low rocky hills. It is quite beautiful. The holes are of varied length, between approximately 80 and 150 m. I'm only guessing, and here lies a big part of the problem with Jenny: There is absolutely no useful information about it. We were lucky enough to have an old map of the course, but we would have been totally lost without it. The holes are sometimes widespread and sometimes almost overlapping and the many arrow signs are all white. You never know if the sign you are following points you to the next tee or if it belongs to another path. A couple of signs read "Next tee", but they did not correspond with the map. The tees are not numbered.

The course is in desperate need of maintainance. Many of the holes are over grown with high grass, shrubs and saplings. The tees are made of wood and some of them are rotten.