Has all the baskets, some are faded, but all in decent shape
All 18 rubber tee pads were there, all were labeled with the hole number and arrow pointing to the basket.
Fairways were all mowed, except 15 had some rough to throw over.

Very short course for someone who plays.
Tee mats are WAY to close to the previous basket. In fact some of them are behind the previous basket (see pictures)

This is what it is, a small area with a family friendly course. It really didn't need to be 18 holes, but it is a fun little ace run course for most of us.

The little visitors center has plenty of parking, a pavilion, picnic tables, a PAR course, playground and a nature trail. I didn't go inside so I am not sure what was in there and if they had restrooms.

The course is a pitch and putt with only a couple of holes over 200ft. You do throw over roads and walkways.

This would be a good course to warm up on then head over to the state park and play that monster of a 9 hole course. GREAT course to bring someone to for their first round. GREAT course to bring the kids and have fun throwing.

Would I play here again? Nope, it was just a number. Nothing would get me to stop here again to play. I rated it 2 discs because it's not horrible, just not a course for regular players. It's not interesting enough to be called a putt putt course (those should have fun things on each hole)