-- Located on the campus of Northeast Texas Community College, this course has elevation, water and some trees.
-- Two tees per hole. The long tees are red, and the short are white. Tees are marked by 6x6 colored paver stones in the ground. They are difficult to see from any sort of distance, especially with the very tall grass I encountered in the summer. A few had pink flags to help with visibility. This site lists two tees for 3 and 9, but there is only one per hole there; each has one red paver stone and one white paver stone.
-- Nos. 4 and 5 are the best holes and are somewhat mirror images. Four is slightly uphill. From the long tee, the direct path is over the edge of a pond but open to the right. The basket has some guardian trees. The short mostly tee takes the water out of play. Five plays back down the hill on the other side of the pond, but the water is a factor from both the short and long tees. Water sits left of the 3 basket, but it would take a poor shot to reach it.

-- No. 7 basket is badly damaged. It looks as if it got hit by a riding mower.
-- Roads come into play a lot. Hole 2 basket is close to a road, 3 and 9 parallel a road, and the direct line on 6 goes over a road.
-- No map.
-- No practice basket.

-- No. 1 tees from between the fitness center and the softball field, playing toward the parking lot. The direct line is over the edge of the field.
-- No. 8 is about 500 feet slightly downhill with no trees. If you like showing off your big arm, it's great; otherwise, it's a long walk for a boring hole.
-- I assume there are restrooms in some of the building, especially the fitness center, but I did not check the hours.

It does have 9 baskets.

There is no tee marked at all. No signs. So if you play basket to basket. Going from 3 to 4 you go over a pond then 4 to 5 back and have to walk around this giant pond. Unless the baskets are numbered wrong. Its a bad flow.

Not worth playing at all. No fun no flow. They have the land this could be way better with some work.

blue and red tees for all but hole 8
Several of the holes are memorable

No tee signs, just markers that do have hole numbers on them.
Grass/dirt tee pads, the tee's for #9 were located in the drainage ditch wish was full of water when I played
Course was very very wet, my shoes got soaked, however I did not get muddy.

I have played several course on collage campuses over the years. This course is one of the better ones.

Hole one tee's off from behind the campus housing unit near the main entrance. I played both Red and Blue tee boxes and actually shot better from the longs. Plenty of distance with holes like 3, 4 and 5 throwing around and over the pond. Due to the first 6 holes being pretty good, I can excuse holes 7 to 9 that are not all that great. 7 has 2 trees blocking the basket, but was a wide open hole otherwise. Hole 8 is the longest hole on the course and does not have a single tree. Hole 9 is the worst hole on the course with the tees in the drainage ditch. (just move the tee's out of the ditch and this is no longer the worst hole)

When comparing this course to the other course in town, I would choose this course every time.

Good layout. Takes advantage of natural shapes of the area; uses the pond well, uses the road and trees to shape fairways. Easy to navigate; once I found hole 1's tee box it was easy to follow the rest of the course. There are small wooden posts sticking up out of the ground by about a foot to mark the tee boxes which really helps with navigation. The course is also set on very pretty property, which is always nice.

Very little hole variation. There were several times that the holes felt very similar to the hole right before. Tee signs were also missing on all but one hole which made it hard to know how the holes were supposed to play (OB, mando, etc.). Hole 1's tee box took a little bit to find, a sign pointing to it would be very helpful. The course does not have great drainage and there was lots of mud when we played, with a few of the tee boxes being placed in low spots which become very muddy very fast.

Overall a decent course. Worth playing if you're close by and want to play a few quick holes. The course is set on a community college campus, and there were no students around when I was playing it, so I'm not sure how that would affect the flow of the course. Hole 1's tee box is located behind the softball field fence. If you find the basket simply walk along the fence line until you see the short wooden poles. Between this and the nearby Heritge Park (also a 9 hole course) I would play Heritage.

Awesome layout
Beautiful scenery
Easy to follow

The only thing I didn't like is some of the tee signs were missing or outdated.

Very fun 9 hole course. My favorite so far. It has a little bit of everything to offer from short technical to long bomb. Includes a water shot that's very nerve racking.