Typical city park type course.... very scenic, open restrooms, playground for the kids. Good use of mature trees as primary obstacles.

Have upgraded to concrete pads since last reviewer.

Excellent signage, decent flow to the course.

Hole #4 is to be the highlight, but some type of work was being done on the pond leaving it dry and very overgrown. That said, you still had to make the choice of throwing over or laying up to the side.

Other memorable holes:
#2 Tight throwing lane with enough trees to make you think through your shot.

#3 Little more open, with a creek about 2/3 down the fairway and tree protection near the basket.

#9 Blind throw over top of pond levee with dog leg right direction.

It is a tight course with potential pedestrian traffic (Holes 1-3) or other disc throwers (holes 5-7). Was pretty empty on my visit.

Was course #3 of 4 (and number #190 for career) of a rural Missouri road trip.

Was a fun niner wedged in between a very hilly 18 and bomber 18 course. Was the right course at the right time.

As stated above, they were working on the pond- lots of "Construction" signs out and about. If they get that finished and looking sharp would make for a really good course.

While rated as typical, would not be worth a solo trip to its rural location. If you're knocking out a few courses, then it's worth the stop.