Fun, compact course, squeezed in a small footprint. All holes are wooded, except one that crosses a grassy field. Very little undergrowth, though, which is better than a lot of wooded courses in this region. Park has some maintenance deficiencies (men's toilet closed for repairs, as one example), and the DGC is no different - broken benches, poles with the hole map missing, etc. Needs some TLC. Baskets are ancient, chain technology has moved on. Could also use some bright colors for visibility.

Fix tee sign on 16

One of the first 100 disc golf courses ever made

Tip: start on #3 instead of #1 — located directly across from 2811 Wade St. ... this is the easiest way on and off the course.