-- Land is decent for disc golf. There are a few trees and some elevation and water.
-- DISCatcher baskets are old but still catch well.
-- Hole 2 is probably the best hole. It's 288 feet and requires you to navigate around a tree to reach the basket in a bowl.

-- No map.
-- No restrooms.
-- Tee pads are natural and in poor shape. Nothing really defines the tee pad, either.
-- Tee signs. Half are missing. The ones present have just the hole number.
-- Hole 5 is WAY too easy: Listed at 182 feet, it feels closer to 100 feet and is wide open.
-- On a mostly short course, hole 4 stand out. It's 547 feet with water in play multiple times. The problem is that you can see three baskets from the tee pad, so it's difficult to know which basket is correct.
-- Several baskets and tees are too close, creating a safety issue.

-- This is a boring course. Infrastructure is well below average, and the holes themselves are average, at best. Holes 1 and 9 are both open and boring, so you start and end with blah holes.

not crowded,nice course,lots of oaks,no poison ivy

Very hard to fine 1st,2nd,3rd,tee pad,etc.,the town should have spent more money$$$ and a better designer.

With alittle help and some signs this could be a great 9 hole course.