- Nice gazebo at the entrance of the course.
- 9 baskets
- Hole 1
- Free parking
- Free course
- Lots of ace runs
- Hard to lose a disc on the course

- Hard to tell if the park actually had a course or if I was just 9 damaged baskets randomly assorted around the edges of the park.

I'm not certain that any course maintenance has been done since last throwing at Schroeder park. This course was just a bad and confusing as when I played it over ten years ago. There's nothing indicating a teepad, course layout, or numbers near any of the baskets besides a few worn spots in the ground. Schroeder park is a short technical course located in the middle of a neiborhood with backyards lining the "fairways". Errant throws may end up in a fenced yard if you are not careful. The baskets are low quality and are in need of some TLC. My made putt, on what I assumed was hole #9, fell through the basket. I'm sure there is a local group that has their own local layout, but I'd still rather throw somewhere else. I probably will wait another decade before I decide to sample this course again.

Add some aces to your count!

Way, way too short, but that's fine if this course is intended to attract brand new players. Lots of hoodlums. Litter everywhere of the worst order- beer bottles, cans, and I saw 4 hypodermics last time. Baskets are all bent up and seem to be in worse shape every time I go. No well defined tee pads- one usually gets the awesome answer from the locals "Oh, we just throw from wherever."

Lot's of trees, which makes you have to shoot accurately. Good for honing your skills.

No markers for where the holes start. Map is off a little. Hole 7 shows the hole to the left when in fact it is to the right. Couldn't find the exact place to tee off on hole 2.

This is a short course that can be played in about 25 minutes at a descent pace. Lots of trees to get in your way but easy enough. Fun if you only have a limited amount of time to play. Would recommend scouting some of the holes before shouting.