Very open, good elevation changes, low possibility of lost discs except on Hole 2, decent signage, great for novice players, fun layout

Poorly maintained grass (at least in summer, when classes aren't in session), hard to find a few holes, no tee pads, only 9 holes

Overall, it's a pretty good course once you know the layout. There is a map available online, I highly recommend it to find your way through. It's usually pretty empty, so the last time I was there, we played through, then started throwing to different baskets from the tees. 9 to 3 works pretty well.

Aesthetic-- plays around a small college campus. doesn't really intersect with many other facilities so danger shouldn't be high.

Baskets-- new and in great shape. easily visible.

Challenge and variety-- nicely done on this aspect. starting out with a 600' hole and then a water hole is nice #6 is a nice little bloop shot over a muskeg.

Teesigns-- no distances or maps. very difficult to know where to throw as the signs don't (universally) point towards the pin you're throwing at. I threw from #2 to #9 and almost lost a disc. I also threw from #3 to #2 (which was more fun).

Teepads-- grass. all good, they aren't in bad shape yet.

Plainness-- this course needs a little flavor. I liked the idea of throwing over the pond rather than throwing along the edge of it. that made more sense. other than that, this course is boring

Routing and nav-- a bit tricky from #3 to #4 (across the parking lot) but I posted a map so that should help.

Most certainly not the best course in Lansing or the best 9 hole in Lansing...
but could certainly be an "up and comer"

Generous distances, well maintained, and a wide variety of shots.

Located on a college campus, so sometimes there are multiple activities happening on campus (baseball games and soccer games, etc.)

Potentially the best 9 hole course in the greater Lansing area.