A short, tightly wooded, home made course, with challenging play through a variety of 100 year old cottonwoods, elms, and young mulberry trees as well as two holes through native grassland. A small pond also comes into play on three holes. Only 9 baskets are used, but 18 distinctly different holes (backnine reuses baskets). In addition to disc golf, the property is replete with fascinating wildlife to observe. {Note: Long pants and closed-toe shoes are recommended. There is poison ivy on parts of the course.} Also, as an unrefined, homemade course, there are a large number of woods and grass hazards that tend to steal discs. Keep a close eye and spot for who you play with.

West off 281. Private permission from owners to play. {Contact: Will Shoup (620) 546-1658}