Nine baskets spread around school grounds; no tees or signage



The first hole is on a grassy area across from the parking lot, and it creates a fairway with trees running along either side. It's 263', and it's a nice hole. You might think you're in for a treat. Unfortunately, the rest of the layout comes back across the main driveway and plays in the open athletic areas and close to the school building.


It turns out to be a force-fit to create nine holes: several very close to the track and ballfield, one borders the parking lot, one plays through a drainage bowl, and one plays with a right angle around a school building


Not by any means a course for experienced players - but the short and tricked-up holes (like the dogleg around the building) would make for a fun game for middle schoolers. And with a few holes nearing 300', they'll learn the need for distance - and might be taught the difference between disc golf and frisbee throwing.


For anyone other than beginners and middle schoolers, this is just a bagging stop. This wasn't designed for us. It's perfectly executed to get school kids interested in the game, to understand that sometimes you need long shots, sometimes you need to avoid obstacles, upshots can save you, and you always need to make your putt


~ Not available during school hours

~ Called "PV West" in uDisc