The Constitution or Fun course at Boylan Acres is a great little compliment to the other two courses on site. This course serves as a great warm up or cool down cool. There's plans to eventually have this one lit up for night golf at some point to and I'd be awesome for that if you were camping out here. It gets it's name for it's total length. 1787 feet.

The course has Spiderweb 3 baskets that I'd only ever seen the day before at Camp Cullom. These are pretty nice baskets though. I didn't have any issues with them at either course. Red powdercoated cages make them pop out nicely in the shade. One pin placement and basket per hole.

The tees are just some kind of outdoor carpet or something. They're only about 3'x4' but that's all you even need for holes of these types of length. There's only a couple holes over 100' so you don't need a run up.

Solid tee signs on each hole. Very generic hole map, hole #. par and distance. Again, you can see pretty much every basket from the tee so these aren't really necessary, just a nice little touch.

The flow of the course is simple. You won't need a map and it will take under an hour for most to play all 18 here. I wouldn't call it beginner friendly per se, but it's definitely going to be beginner fun.

Three total courses onsite and $10 for a full day per person. Great value for what you're getting here.

The holes play right next to each other. Borderline on top of each other. Not really a huge deal since this isn't the reason people are coming out here.

There's a fence along the western side that you could end up over with a poor shot. It's also right on the back or side of a couple tees which is mildly annoying.

There's a small pond that could also come into play behind hole 18's basket. Shouldn't normally come into play but if you're ace running it it's very possible.

Great little ace run/putting course for most players. Just a cool idea for what little bit of space was used for this course. I'd absolutely play some glow rounds on it if I was ever camping out here. Not a must place or anything, but certainly worth bagging if you're here for the other courses.