I had a map, but still spent a fair amount of time finding the next tee areas, and spent a lot of time looking for the targets themselves. Even with that, I did enjoy playing this course. I thought, based on the distances, it would be easy. However, it requires you to really look at the best flight path and then execute the shot. Being off by a little bit can cause extra strokes to pile up quickly.
Hole by hole description as of 7 April 2019.
Hole 1: 210 ft par 3. Walk up the hill to the chain-link fence for tee #1. Fence separates the cemetery from the park area. Shot is downhill, slightly right of the tee pad's midline. Several trees create a low ceiling. Nearing the target, a few tree trunks block the way at about 40 ft. The target is a painted propane tank, like a US flag (very well done), and is on a metal post driven into the middle of a tree with multiple trunks that act as an effective barrier to approaching putts.
Hole 2: 201 ft par 3. Level fairway, target is in a ring of trees, and trees line most of the right side of the fairway. Target is a blue barrel with a narrow set of chains.
Hole 3: 174 ft par 3. Slight uphill. Tee is carpet that was not staked into the ground. Look for a large pine down the right side of the fairway. A white arrow about 7 ft up points to the target, which is nestled in 6 ft high bushes. The target is the same style as hole 2. After playing 3, it is a little bit of a hunt to find the tee for Hole 4.
Hole 4: 162 ft par 3. Uphill drive, no view of the target, even when midway up the small slope. Mostly 5 ft tall bushes and trees. Same style of target as previous two holes. It is tucked behind bushes on right. Walk up the slope to find the target prior to driving.
Hole 5: 126 ft par 3. Very tight fairway, slight left to right, target same type as previous three holes. Although it is a short throw, it is very technical. Walk down the hill to the next tee. On the gravel path, look for a white arrow pointing to your right.
Hole 6: 219 ft par 3. After the last few short, highly wooded holes, this one feels like a wide-open bomber, but it is only 219 ft. Blackberry brambles line the left of the fairway, and impenetrable trees on the right. Target is just out of sight, around corner to right, behind a solitary tree. There is a very shallow, sluggish creeklet (drainage ditch?) behind the blue target.
Hole 7: 228 ft par 3. Tee is nestled among a couple of young pines, and the fairway is mostly wide open, but the hyzer shot is protected near the target by trees on the right, and a lone bush on the left. Target is a white propane tank on a metal pole.
Hole 8: 288 ft par 3. The pole for the tee was out of the ground, and the tee had no carpet, just wear on the dirt. An oak branch had fallen almost onto the tee pad and obstructed the drive. As you look for the target, you will see a blue one on your right--that is target #10. Target 8 is on the left, up a slight slope, and is a propane tank painted white with blue bands on top and bottom. Barbwire fencing is just behind the target and runs along the edge of this part of the course.
Hole 9: 249 ft par 3. Level fairway, carpet tee is being reclaimed by grass. Target is hidden from tee by a downed oak, still alive, that creates a small cave. Target is a white propane tank with blue and red dots on it. Walk up to view where this target is prior to tee shot.
Hole 10: 231 ft par 3. The tee (carpet) is down the slope near the creek. The distance is off on this, and it seems this is the longest hole on the course. The basket is a blue chain and tub, nestled in oak trees and slightly up the slope, about 375+ ft away. You cannot see it from the tee. The creek is along the left of the fairway, which is narrow, and trees block along the right side. A wooden tombstone "Unknown RIP" is about at the halfway point. A white arrow points to the next tee.
Hole 11: 273 ft par 3. Fairway is across the swale that has the little creek running down the middle. Target is visible on right side, up the opposite slope on the edge of the trees. Painted blue propane tank with a stylistic black tree painted on it. Walk slightly downhill for the next tee.
Hole 12: 321 ft par 3. Level fairway, driving back upstream of the creek, with it on the left, and a slope on the right. A dirt berm surrounds the target (which is a propane tank with forest scene), and thick brambles are on the left. After finishing, head to the right back to the skate park along the path.
With improved pads, and a little bit of trimming (and, of course, real baskets), I think this would be a great course to hone technical shots and develop your overall shot skills.