- The signage was nothing short of awesome. The small town actually has a sign on the road pointing to the Disc Golf Course. The park entrance is very clear as well. There is even a sign that said, "Disc Golf Starts Here," once inside of the park.
- The parking situation works great. There are a few spots near the beginning of the course start and near the playground.
- This course is in a very small town so there wasn't a lot of traffic. There is a walking trail at the park and a playground. It should typically be easy to play without distractions.
- The area was very well kept. There was no tall grass in the play area so I never worried about losing a disc.
- The baskets looked fantastic. They were easy to spot and all of the chains were in excellent condition.
- There were signs indicating the distance and par in the ground.

- The course was not very challenging. Most of the holes are open fairways.
- There were no designated teepads.
- Part of the course works through a field. There are two fences that are opened so you can get in and out when playing through the two holes impacted by the design.
- There was only one bench at the park to relax in between holes. It was at the second basket as well, where rest is not likely needed.

It seems there are a number of courses growing near the Park Rapids area. Osage has added a worthy addition. There were no maps, but the signage and basket placement made it extremely easy to navigate. It was a fun course to quickly play, even though it didn't offer much of a challenge. There was a nice walking trail and a new looking playground at the park, making a trip to the Osage Disc Golf course fun for the whole family.