Course is convenient, and makes good use of otherwise unusable space at the community park. Fairly easy makes it super great for families and those just starting out. There is also challenge for the seasoned player. Some elevation changes, some long throws and some short throws.

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This is in the Murphys community park. Murphys is a tourist destination as well as home to a thriving community of disc golfers. It adds to the "things to do in Murphys". It is along the HWY 4 corridor which has great outdoor opportunities of all kinds. This is NOT a destination course but a supplement to the visitor experience. If Feeney has Soccer, play at one of the other courses on the HWY corridor - that is the deal here. Dont whine about soccer and baseball happening at the park, just roll up the road to White Pines and you'll have a course all to yourself. There are many days when absolutely no one is in the park. Great to see all the families playing disc golf at the park - introducing many to the sport of disc golf.

Course is for the most part well-marked with the exception of the starting tee, and holes 4 and 17. Tees have been recently replaced with rubber mats (except holes 2 and 17) and diagrams indicating the direction of the basket, distances, vegetation/obstacles and OB areas.

Many holes are unplayable at certain times of the day due to the shared nature of the park. These obstacles include:
Parked cars (Holes 1,2,16)
Field games (Baseball, soccer) (Holes 7,8,10,11,12,17,18)
Spectators for said games (Holes 9,10,17,18)
The worst day I've had I was able to play 9 holes.

About half this course is very par-able, even if it's the first time playing. Many of the trees which in the past have created sizable obstacles have been recently removed.