Course has some fun throws through trees and elevation changes but is best to play early spring or late fall when growth is minimal.

Not a maintained disc golf course for the most part. A lot of long grass that is home to many ticks. Very easy to lose a disc in the longer grass. This course lately has been picked apart and some of the baskets are missing. Most people play this course once and don't go back. The hard-working folks in the OMDGA have been trying lately to maintain the park a little better to draw attention from the more popular Seymour Smith course about 10 miles away.

Very challenging, each shot needs precision or you may well lose a disc. Good use of elevation changes.

Very overgrown grass, weeds, brush make a huge penalty for slightly off line shots. Only 8 holes playable. You'll spend alot of time looking for your disc, even if its a good shot. Dirt tee boxes and lack of marking the boxes make it difficult to know where to tee off from.

I've heard that the remaining 10 holes will be put in by next year and I look forward to that. If they'd do some maintenance on this course, it would be very solid. As it stands right now, the only reason I will come back is because it's 3 minutes from my house, but I'll still drive to any of the other courses in the area first.

Another course to play in Nebraska. located north off 72nd and hwy 680, lake Cunningham could be a lot better.

TREES TREES TREES TREES
GRASS GRASS GRASS

screw disc golf at this course.... bring a pole and go fishing.