A very short, but technical, par 2/3 course with elevation change a well placed baskets that make for a quick round with a handful of ace opportunities. I see this course as a place to teach the game to new players and a technical course for more experienced players to work on their short game and approach shots. Short pads are typically putter shots for most players while some longs force a mid-range and a must get birdie for experienced golfers.
Plenty of shade, no real chance to lose a disc, and bugs are rarely an issue.
Great signage colored in by area kids. Pads are small but in great shape.
Ace runs! I spent a few hours here one day and managed to mark three aces pretty quickly.

Baskets are not uniform and are likely rejects from other area courses. They have seen their better days and a few have broken chains or missing parts. A few holes are too easy to make this a course that the locals add to their rotation. It seems this course picks up in the winter when people need to throw before dark.
It's never been well kept.

Quite a bit of trash and beer cans. It could definitely use some cleanup and maintenance.
Course navigation can be confusing, note the tee signs for 'next basket' arrows.
No need for drivers.
Good luck shooting an 18 under.