As a beginner, this course was very encouraging. A few tree hazards and some stickers in the brush but a manicured green. Every hole was well-signed, which was helpful in handicapping some of the holes that aren't easy to see from the tee.

If you're further along in your disc golf career than I am, you'll probably be bored. Every hole can be hit in one drive and there are very few challenging hazards.

You have to be a registered guest of the Q Center to use this facility. I am lucky enough to have a client who brings me on to the campus from time to time. The place has very few other disc golfing guests so I had the course all to myself except for a few joggers. I think it's a great course for practicing, since there aren't many people to get in the way of. Finally, I wouldn't suggest sneaking onto the campus. I was asked to show my badge by security once when I was playing. They're very serious about keeping non-guests out.