Sara Collins is a large, gorgeous elementary school campus with lots of recreational activities for students. Amongst the activities are two baskets placed alongside a soccer field. Now, I get to tell you more what two baskets in a field look like.
- Two baskets placed on a slight hill. Good for target practice.
- When school isn't in session, soccer field can be used for practice throws.
- Because this is a practice area, there are not designated tee areas. It's just two baskets to throw towards. As such, you can be creative with your approach shots.
- Nice playground for the kids. The adjoining property also has a nice playground along with more paths to walk or to run on the track.
- Good place to introduce kids to disc golf. Fabulous!

Somewhere it listed this place as having three baskets. Only two discs exist. Based on my grade school math, that means one basket isn't here.
- May be hard for anyone to drum up interest when there isn't a true flow to the course. You try convincing a group of kids where the arbitrary tee pad is located for a round.
- It could be used for practice in off-hours but, that's not likely for anyone. You've got to walk a long way around to get to the gates, assuming they're unlocked. A lot of effort to practice in a relatively small space. Even if I lived across the street, it's not worth the hassle.
- Baskets seemed in good shape so there's that.

The best thing Sara Collins has going for it is that you're close to many other solid courses. Maybe a kid will like the game, then you bring them to one of the area's 9-holers. Then when they're ready, bring them to Timmons. And that's how it should work!
- There is enough room between the two campuses that you could make a decent, kid-friendly course. It's a shame this is what you get instead.
- I played here for the sole purpose of saying I played here. I found a spot 150 feet from each basket and threw simply so I could say I played both holes. Pitiful, I know.
- Unless you are a student here, nobody has a reason to play here. Based on the fences and fortress feel, it seems outsides aren't welcome anyways. So, no loss skipping this layout.

-The "Course" takes advantage of available terrain adding a fair amount of variety (Elevation, woods, and flat) for just 3 holes.
-Brand New DISCatchers
-No course traffic to contend with
-Lots of Safari Golf options
-Baskets are easy to locate and right by the parking lot

-Only 3 Holes/Baskets
-Tees were nonexistent
-Only open when school is not in session (Evenings, Weekends, Summer).
-Way too easy

Basically, this course serves a purpose and that is to introduce young children to Disc Golf. I believe that this course serves that purpose well, but, for the average disc golfer, is just bland. You get bored very quickly with only 3 holes and no tee pads. You can have fun with this course by making up your own tees, practicing various shots, field work, etc.