- Beginner friendly
- Decent use of the elevation at play
- Good for ace runs or putter/midrange practice
- Navigation is simple

- No Tee Pads.
- Hole 8 goes into the field and track. Can't play if something is going on.
- Not a whole lot of variety

For being a school course this is pretty decent. Definitely caters towards school age children who are learning disc golf for the first time. It's a solid course to go out and try to snag an ace or just get a good stretch in during a road trip.

Disclaimer: This review is written in the context of this being a school course primarily for middle school aged players.

Though placed on school property for school children, this course is still of interest to any player. Very effective use of the terrain. Fun to play, and appropriate for families.

Alot of holes are short so many ace opportunities for the better players.

There are no tee pads, rather, concrete markers in the ground with a painted arrow that point toward the hole. These markers are about 18" square. Some are actually tripping hazards so line up wherever you feel is appropriate.

Hole 8 shoots across the soccer fiend and track. If people are present, it may be best to skip the hole.

Hole 9 has been moved around a couple times. If people are present, play may present a hazard so please use discretion.

Again, this is a school course, and for a school course it is pretty awesome. It's an easier course but is interesting enough to keep us coming back, especially with young players.