+ Clean and well maintained
+ Plenty of parking
+ Navigation is dead easy once you find tee 1 (walk past the ball field)
+ Pretty good job avoiding crossed fairways and other activities.

- A single tree on 3 and maybe a dozen on four are all the trees on the course. Completely wide open.
- Could not find 9 for the life of me. Should have been pretty obvious as there's only so much land to search
- Baskets appear homemade and are ok, but inconsistent. Some are double chains, some are single, some have shorter baskets, some have the chains positioned higher.
- No signage at all, 4'x4' posts in the ground are the tee markers, natural tees

This is fine as a warm up or cool down course, or to work on short game.
I would not play this course again.

This is a wide open, long distance 9 holes. The tees start at the Southeast of the church, on the east edge of the former ball field. The tees are not numbered, but they are little wooden poles. They are consistent, and easy to find once you find the first.

There are lots of long holes on this course. It's almost like a practice driving range, which is kind of refreshing. There's a couple of holes that are in some woods, but most are super long drives in open fields.

This is a great course to practice on your driving distance.

Little variety can make this boring towards the last few holes.