The Liberty Lake Business Park course is a little nine hole recreational course which plays mostly in the semi-rough or undeveloped area behind and to the side of the main business park. I personally enjoyed this simple little rec course and would be happy to return time and time again. The course designers did a masterful job of utilizing the minimal elevation change, trees which lie along the perimeter of the area, a small storage building and even the backsto of the little softball field.
The baskets are DGA models with the red numbers on top. There are no tee pads or signage of any description. Actually, this small course works well without them. It was easy to follow and the simple little pipe things sticking out of the ground make finding the tees really easy.

I had a couple of favorite holes. # 2 is 320' with an interesting tee placement under the trees. I think a roller works well here but beware your second shot could also be a very low tunnel throw, too.

# 4 is just an easy little 189', short downhill toss. The basket is somewhat guarded by trees on the right. Fun little throw!

I liked # 9 a lot. It features a very low tunnel shot across the paved drive. Although only 180', it's difficult to get any height on your throw. Much would depend on whether you played the pavement as OB or not? I think a skip shot might be the shot of choice for many players.

I could have used more. Too bad, there's not room for nine more holes.

No signage.

The roughed out natural areas seem fine for tee pads now but like another reviewer noted, How will they hold up!

Only nine holes and recreational level.

Come and give this course a chance. It's not High Bridge or Camp Sekani but it's great fun and probably fills a void for the folks who live out this way. It would be an awesome addition to the guys who wOrk here. It's a quick, easy 20-25 minute round. Play it multiple times,