The main pro of this course is that it has 6 baskets in the ground, they are decent Innova Discatchers and in good shape.

After that, I'd say if you have uDisc and the ability to see the way to navigate and make it into 12 holes it's actually pretty fun and you have ace runs on a lot of holes. I hit the cage on #5 and almost got my first AL ace.

It uses the land and the ditches kind of okay, but the space and nature of the land is limiting.

They do have a couple benches and trash cans.

No pads, no navigation tips without uDisc. Lots of trash and oddly golf balls all over the place. The drainage ditch is just deep enough to be inconvenient.

Plays close to a subdivision and I think every house has a dog, none were happy to see me.

There was also a dead opossum on hole 5, or at least I thought he was. Could have been playing opossum.

This is the bare bones minimum what I would consider a disc golf course, but if you set up the holes right and throw in some cool safari ideas you can have a good time.

With so many good courses nearby, I don't know why you would do that unless you lived close and didn't have transportation, but you could and not have the worst time.

If anyone goes in the next few days can you see if the opossum is still there? I'm curious if it was actually dead.