This is a neat little course on the grounds of Quail Run Elementary School. Unlike some school courses, this course isn't wide open and without obstacles. Design elements include: a couple defined lines through the trees, a guardian tree or two, and a basket behind an embankment. Navigation is easy throughout the course. There are dual tees, and both are marked with numbered wooden posts. The baskets only have a single row of chains, but were in good shape, nonetheless. I believe the grass is mowed regularly. The course begins near the parking lot and ends near the other end of it.

There were a couple small branches that could stand to be taken down, and some weed-whacking on hole 6 wouldn't hurt, either (granted I played last summer, so this may have happened by now). A big, loud dog in a (fenced-in) backyard which borders the course/school-property (near the transition from 3 to 4, I think) may be frightening for some younger elementary students. Hole 6 tees off right behind a sidewalk and another hole comes near an old baseball diamond (other than that, there's little in regards to safety concerns).

Obviously, this course is on school grounds, so DON'T play during school hours-only play during the evening, weekend, or summer. The short tees are all shorter than 175 ft and seem like a great fit for the younger elementary kids. The long tees (generally 150-250 ft) are more geared toward the older elementary kids. The tees are all natural. It's only 6 holes (unless you play both tees for 12 holes) and pretty short, so it can be played pretty quickly (maybe even in a recess period by a student?).