There's some good obstacles (trees, pond, stream, fences) and also some good wide open shots.

Baskets are in rough shape. Some were broken, some were missing. No tee pads. Map and "tee posts" are hard to read or also missing.

Toys close by for kids to play on. Not worth making a special trip to play this course, but if you're close by and just want a quick round it is an option.

Right in springville
Nice park for kids to play at
Varied lines a possibility
Most holes from 180-320 ft = ace runs

Hole 1 goes right around the main playground equipment
Most holes are open ground with some trees
No elevation at all
Baskets are tilting, bent, old, and in some cases missing chains
Signage is pretty bad to non-existant for most holes

If you are looking to throw a nice mid to short distance course without leaving town its a decent option. However the course is in disrepair and your time would be better served driving the extra few miles to Jolley's Ranch.

The first time I played this little 9 hole course I thought it was a waste. As I go back, I do see some benefit to the variety of obstacles and shots that have helped fine tune my accuracy. Nice grassy park, toys to occupy the kids.

There are a couple drives that reach 300+ feet (Hole 2,5), but on those it's better to be short than long as there's a fence with a horse pasture no more than 10 feet past the pin. Some may see this as a Con but I like it. It forces you to really nail down your distance.

There is a pond in play on 4 and 6 that adds some variety, but is fairly easy to avoid.

The final hole is perfect for practicing a nice 200 ft tomahawk. Almost no other clear way through to the basket.

Holes range from short to very short with, like I said, a couple 300 footers. Tee areas are grass, and the signs are starting to wear down/fall apart. No real variety in elevation.

Hole 1, an errant shot will put you right into the playground. I have an imaginary Mando tree that forces you to go around. (Most drives would naturally want to go around it anyways I'd think)

Very quick to play. I do it twice in under an hour by myself.

I play this course because it's close to home and it's good for breaking in some newer players. Definitely not worth making a long trip for.

I almost died once hopping the fence into the horse pasture to retrieve a disc. Cost me a good pair of shorts too. Come to find out there may or may not be a small break in the fence at the southwest corner (close to the pin on 5), but you didn't hear it from me!