This was a fun little course with the usual amenities... concrete tee pads, good signage, use of elevation, easy to follow from hole to hole.

There's even a second set of tees marked with 2x2's in the ground. These were either longer or offset enough to change the angle approach to the basket.

Typical city park course in that there were no straight fairway throws without some sort of tree obstacles involved.

Some of the holes:
1-2 &9: Played through the opening valley with the mature trees as protection and the creek beds passing through (currently pretty dry)
3- 8 take you through the woods
#3 nice slant left throw that starts your wooded adventure
#7 short 94 foot hole with just enough tree protection to get you thinking shot selection for your ace run.

Definitely could be a problem if more than a couple of throwers are out there. Next tees are way too close to the baskets.

Some will say distance, but that's what you get with city parks. I'm a fan, I know others are not.

This was course #2 of a 5 course swing from St Louis to Rolla on I -44.

And I would say it was the second most fun of the 5. I am a city park fan and other than it having potential for striking others if crowded, the course did not disappoint.

Short & quick to play; with additional Tees (dirt) marked with Board & some flags.

Some cement Tee boxes are placed out of line with baskets.

The locals are all very friendly and the woods are sparse enough to make loosing a disk difficult but not impossible.