Pros:
-- Land is good. There are plenty of trees/bushes, some water and minor elevation.
-- No. 17 is probably a good hole, throwing over the water, but I never found the tee. No. 16 basket sits about 20 feet short of that water, so that could have been a good hole at one time, but I never found the tee, and the bushes all around the basket make it likely that there is no realistic path.
-- Baskets are numbered, but some of the number plates are facing away from the tee.
Cons:
-- Homemade baskets are inconsistent. On some, the bottom of the chains is above the top of the catching basket. The baskets are also old and not in good shape. No. 2 is missing one of its outer chains.
-- No map, water or restrooms.
-- Poor maintenance. Holes 1-3 and 18 are near the parking lot and get regular mowing. Once you cross the small creek/ditch, the mowing and maintenance drops drastically.
-- Tee signs are old and so faded that most are close to unreadable. No. 11 is the only one in good shape; it is in the edge of a cedar bush and protected from the sun.
-- Tee pads are natural and not in good shape. Most are uneven. The front edge is marked by paving stones.
-- Cedar trees/bushes, which added a fun challenge and rewarded accuracy when I played the course 11 years ago, are now so overgrown that most holes do not have a realistic line. Walking tee to basket is a major challenge, and losing a disc is likely because on 14 of 18 holes, the basket is probably blind from the tee. It was so bad that after 13, I gave up and walked back to the parking lot. As I meandered, I found a few baskets.
-- Very short course. Only one hole is longer than 350 feet, and 13 holes are shorter than 250 feet.
-- A spotter was really helpful a decade ago; now, a spotter is basically mandatory.
Other Thoughts:
-- To reach No. 1, go downhill from the parking lot, toward the water.
-- An apartment complex has been built in the decade-plus between my visits, and it borders holes 4 and 7.
-- Long tees are shown on the tee signs, but the tee signs are only at the short tees, so finding the long tees is next to impossible.
-- When I played this course 11 years ago, it was sat on the border of challenging/frustrating, but it was fun for me. It probably was worth a 2.0 or 2.5 rating. Now, it is simply frustrating and worth a 1.0 rating.
-- The course is so overgrown and overlooked that when I told a local player that I had played the course that day, he said, "Amigo still exists?"