It was designed for middle school kids to expand their gym program but it delivers a step or two above that. The open holes offer enough distance to challenge a beginner's fairway driver and also offer an opportunity to work out the long range mid shots. The wooded holes pack 4-5 different tee shot types into this short course. I threw a couple pure RHBH flat/hyzers, but had to mix in forehand, flex, and hyzer bomb to find the green.

The only cons are really that it is beginner/kid-focused. People complain about the walk between 6 and 7, but you'd end up needing to take the walk anyways to get back to 1. If you want all the holes strung together, play 7-9, 1-6, and take the walk at the end.

I'm using this course to get back into things after over a year off. It really does offer up 6-7 different shot types off the 9 tees which has been great for waking up the different disc types, throwing angles, and grips. Get creative and throw in your own OB rules in a few places to increase the challenge. The course follows a cross-country running course, and there are plenty of side trails for you to craft your own back-9 options if you want to run 2 laps and create a unique 18.

For a "mini 9 hole" this course was really great. Challenging as is appropriate for a beginner course and then some. 3 open holes, 2 of them at 290ft and one was uphill with OB roadway. The wooded holes were short but were not too hard or too easy. Decent fairways with a few guardian trees to make things interesting. A few holes uphill and a few downhill. Navigation fairly easy, I took a photo of the map at the first tee and used it to find tee7. Open field right there is great for warming up.

The walk from 6 to 7 was a bit long around the front of the school, but not a big deal.

This is not an epic destination like a Borderland but If I lived close I would be there almost every day for quick fun rounds. Great place for kids and beginners.

Great short course for practicing upshots and putting. Good teepads. Not much brush off the fairway.
Ace runs.

Not open when school is in session.
Could use more signage.

This is a great little 9 hole course. You can get through it in under an hour.