- Pullman's a small town whose elementary school added a short nine hole course. First hole is long and open, playing the front lawn of the school. Cross over the street to the left for the second hole. Hole #'s 3 & 4 zig zag back and forth in and out of the wooded area behind the school building. The wooded area is beautiful, with a pretty stream very much in play as the left side of the fairway on #'s 5 & 6. Short, but protected by trees and stream. Hole #'s 7 & 8 zig zag in the rest of the wooded section before emerging on the other side of the school building for open #9 (basket in the edge of the woods).
-Natural tees, with a mix of road/parking lot pavement. Marked by good signage and markers in ground. Next tee markers on tee signs is a helpful touch.

- See Pictures section for the crazy boarded up, burned out meth lab the school has on their front property! Just kidding! But really, for a town that hangs signs such as "No Meth Zone" when you drive into town, they might have a bit of a problem. Just sayin'.
- The stream holes are cool; they may not be well-suited for elementary school kids learning the sport and trying to stay dry/not lose discs. So a bit of disconnect on the design vs. target audience.
- Missing #3's sign.

-As far as Crappy Niners TM go, this one is solid enough. The stream makes this a fun putter course with some real chance of getting wet.
-Didn't see anything indicating the course was closed during school, but I'd bet it is based on how close this one plays to the building, so be aware during school hours and avoid.