The course is located in a nice open park that is used primarily for disc golf. There is a small playground that sits near #8, but golfers get the rest. The nine hole layout is simple and straightforward basically circling and cutting in the park area. #4 as well as #5 currently have to pins to shoot towards, which is a nice little bonus.

The park is well maintained, the grass is thick, and there is a lot of old growth trees giving golfers a nice canopy in the hot Iowa sun. Signage is average but helps for first timers, although noting pins for first-timers can be confusing, so bring a map.

BEST HOLE/S: #4 & #6

Although the course flows well, first-timers will want to watch for #3 pin location, because #5 alternate pin currently plays in the same vicinity to the right. There is no parking lot, although it's not a big issue since you can basically park on the side of the road anywhere around the park. #1 is located near the park name sign, but I ended up parking in the shade on the opposite and just started on #7.

The tee boxes are natural and can get a bit rutted and muddy after a good rain. Also, and maybe the biggest negative is the fact that course is fairly unremarkable. I personally enjoyed the course, but I can see many serious golfers becoming bored with the simple lines and average length coupled with only minor tree obstacles. Basically, the challenge is low, and meant more for the casual round.

WORST HOLE/S: #8

I really enjoyed this course which was a pleasant surprise as I was not expecting much in this small farmland town. The people I encountered were friendly and helpful when I was lost, and the park was quiet, which made for the perfect place to relax and play a casual round. Granted, I don't think I would go out of my way to play here again, but if for some reason I was in the area or this happened to be my home course, I would be more than happy to play another round.