-All holes at least had a 4" x 4" post with the hole # on it and were relatively easy to find.
-Navigation was pretty easy once you find the first tee (First tee located right by the entrance).
-Some decent holes (4, 5, and 6).

-The closest parking lot to the first tee is by the playground and right beside hole 5's basket.
-Signs were missing on several holes (all had posts, though) and the holes with signs offered a vague map only.
-Harvest Church DGC is only 9 holes and 8's basket is missing. We played 8's tee to 9's basket to complete the 9-hole round.
-Baskets are Instep baskets with single chain only.
-The fairways for holes 5 and 7 are directly in the path of large drainage pipes and were flooded when we played.
-Several holes are short in length, but offer no chance for birdie as they force placement shots to a dogleg left or right. This practice is fine to an extent, but really should only be reserved for longer holes (not holes where you throw 100ft to landing zone and then another 100 ft to the baskt).
-Course does not play in a circle.
-Natural, unmarked tees.

Overall, this course is passable, but has a lot of major issues that really hold it back from being decent. New baskets are needed, new tee signs, and concrete tees. The trails and woods around the church could be utilized to expand the course to 18 holes. I would only recommend this course as a quick play off the interstate or as a practice area.