- Disc only course keeps other park users out
- Cement tees
- Rock bench at most tees
- Tee signs mark each tee
- Lots of parking
- Water on site
- Restrooms on site
- Very easy navigation

- A hot open field with no shade
- Straight-line shots offer little challenge
- Signs for rattlesnakes are throughout the course
- Very open and wind can be an issue
- Mostly dirt course so you are constantly cleaning discs
- No map, but navigation is very easy

- Mehaffey Park is a 64-acre sports complex with amenities to keep just about everyone happy. The disc golf course takes up about 12 acres of non-irrigated pasture land on the north side. There are two entrances to Mehaffey, and the north side is preferred but both will get you to the course.

- Overall this is a good beginner course, and if I was taking someone new to play, I would probably bring them here. The distances are enough to keep a new player interested, without being overly long and tiring. Elevation changes are very slight, and obstacles far and few between.

- The challenge here for an intermediate player is to keep your disc in the fairways, and that's pretty much it. An occasional sapling may redirect your shot, but that's rare.

- Advanced players are a bit out of luck. Bring your friends and work on your midrange or putter game.

- If you bring your family when you play, there's a lot to do at Mehaffey. The course is decent and will keep beginners happy as they improve their scores, but a serious player will find little to challenge themselves with here. Mehaffey is worth a bag if you're in the area, but not a course to travel to.

Easy navigation
Easy socializing
Easy parking
Bathrooms
Good cell coverage
Nice baskets
cement tees

No maps
No indication of distance or direction at tees
Start is not marked

Good to blow a few holes while waiting for someone.

Easy both to navigate and play
Good for beginners
Middle of the road players should really par every hole.

Several signs for rattlesnakes!

This course opened in late 2016. It was built on what used to be farm land, thus there are no established trees or obstacles. The holes are short, open, and it is easy to navigate from hole to hole. They do mow in some fairways, and the longer grass can be tricky to find a disc in if you have a bad throw. I think this course is fun, and since I can walk to it I tend to play it a couple of times a week. They have planted trees, so one day they will grow out into some more challenges.

My first ever hole in one came on hole #4!