Camden Community Park isn't a course you're going to travel to, but if you're passing through or live in the area, it's worth bagging if only to practice and see some corn.

+ The cornfield backdrop on the first few holes is unique, picturesque, and fun. I especially enjoyed hanging my disc on a hyzer line out over the fields and praying it made it back to green grass. I've seen enough horror movies to know not to go hunting for a disc in a cornfield. It's not worth my life.

+ Overall, the park is pretty and well-maintained.

+ This is a beginner-level course, so it is good for that goal -- or to practice your short game.

+ Ace runs...on maybe 8 of the 9 holes?

+ Navigation is easy as the UDisc map is accurate and natural tee areas are well marked, for the most part.

+ It's really windy out in this part of NC and that is an added challenge on this open course.

A destination course, this is not. But a round of disc golf amongst the corn beats working.

- Short, easy, beginner course. It won't challenge advanced or really even intermediate players.

- The early holes are wide open with the only "obstacle" being the cornfields, if you choose to test them or fly over them.

- The wooded holes are very, very short.

I'm glad I played this course as it was unique and care went into creating it and maintaining it. It was also fun. There certainly aren't many other options in this part of North Carolina, so if you are around, it is well worth the stop.