-- 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.