I can't fault any municipality or group that brings disc golf to areas that need it so definitely want to give credit for the effort and the work people put into this. It is however, in desperate need of new baskets or at least maintanence of the current ones. Lots of leaning, dented baskets. Course is mostly all wide open shots with the exception of few so any wind is a major factor, and I played it on a very windy day making it much tougher then it is. Hole 9 appears to have a new play structure going up right in front of the basket so I had to throw around construction. Really beginner friendly, with one or two long shots. Nothing worth a long trip for but still had fun.

A very beginner, family friendly course, with benches at each hole. HOWEVER the baskets are crooked, and the pars are way too generous (all holes should be a par 3), and the tee pads are not useful.

The pars on this course are ridiculously high. Most holes are short and are easy par 3s but they have a par of 4 or even 5. It definitely will bring down your scoring average. Wind can be a big factor because it's completely in the open. They have benches at every tee box which is "nice" but completely unnecessary considering the length of course.

It's a nice short, casual course. Not overly difficult obstacle wise. However it has older baskets which are pretty good at spitting out discs.