Pros:
Unlike most boy scout project courses I have played - this one is actually a bit challenging with a decent layout. Circling the central lake, the course starts of boring enough an unremarkable hole #1, but then gives you a very tight #2 with thick brush on either side. And this brush is a disc killer no matter how hard to try to battle it through, and from there the course only gets better. The tee boxes are well marked, and the baskets are in good shape, but first timers should still bring a map.
Although length isn't a big factor, the pin placements place value on accuracy over distance. The park itself also has the basic park amenities, like bathrooms, rec areas, camping, and lake for swimming and fishing. Not that Kearney, Nebraska would my first choice, but it seemed like a nice area to camp at and spend the day hitting the course and teaching the family how to play.
BEST HOLE/S: #2; #7