Baskets are all new Monkey Traps and I would buy them with my own money. The course loops right back to the start. Also has a set of inner holes (#2,3,4, & 5) that form a perfect circle which is great for warming up before the actual round. Only a couple crossing fairway issues but they are more just looking out for other golfers and walkers. Not a long course but many shots needed and a perfect practice course for this area for now. This course is great practice for RHBH throwers (might be a bit easy for a good lefty) because of the number of anhyzer shots required, good mix of open to slightly tight shots and two holes with not much fairway to deal with at all considering the light woods. This course is within the city park, so there are the usual extras that come along with that like restrooms, benches, trashbins, running water in several locations, baseball diamond that #15 wraps around, two different parks for my daughters to play, walking path, a pool! etc The back nine sets on a large hill and the elevation changes mixed with the distance changes requires control. The entire course utilizes features that had already been in the park like concreate walls and foundations, fences, stone wall, etc. Locals walking around are interested and friendly. I will be back often

Only one hole has a concrete tee which was preexisting but the course is brand new. There are no signs as of yet, but the map provided at the course club facebook page will get you through most. Lots of the original marks are missing now. Not much discgolf travel but many walkers and the walking path is all up in the way of many shots. Not huge, just gotta take your time and watch out for walkers that have no clue what the baskets are for. Watch out for all the light posts!! Overall a short course

Great course for this area and a perfect practice course for some. With tees pads and signs tgis course is an easy 3. Hit me up and I will meet you out there.