-Regulation baskets on all holes.
-Beginner friendly design
-Has some good change in the terrain on the "back side" (6,7,8,9)
-Holes 2,3,6 & 7 make good use of trees to add a bit of technical challenge
-Decent mix of long/open and shorter technical holes
-Beautiful setting
-Would prob be a great spot for some night golf, bummed i didn't try it while i was there
-Great free camping 2 miles west of town at Iron Creek

-Tee pads aren't well marked: 1 & 5 not at all when i started playing the course, overall the painted stones could be improved upon
-No maps, but not tough to navigate
-Crowds can get in the way, there's a walking trail that goes thru parts of the course. Also, popular wedding site in the summer (the entire park can be reserved making it virtually unplayable)
-Can be very windy at times being on top of a barren hill
-More permanent tee pads or even just markers could easily be installed, they've already invested in the baskets
-No real market in town for discs, i was told one of the gear shops sometimes has discs but didn't find any...closest supply was over an hour away in Ketchum

This was my "home course" for 5 months while working in the area, played it dozens of times and did what i could to improve the tee pad marker situation...basically just stacked a few more rocks on some to make them stand out more.
Hole 4 is pretty long and open, i have yet to find out (or decide for myself) if it's a par 4 or really long par 3.
As others mention, it's not the greatest course, but it did the job as the closest real course to where i lived...and was as decent as the rogue course i made up in Challis.

- Amazing scenery
- No crowds
- Quality disc catchers
- Good mix of hole distance
- Hole #7 was a fun downhill throw

- Lack of variety and technical holes
- Difficult to find tees. I had trouble finding the tee box for holes 1, 4, & 7
- Painted white rocks used as tee markers were difficult to find on some holes since there were natural white rocks that can throw you off.

Start north of the parking lot, sweep around the perimeter of the park counter-clockwise then parallel the road back up for holes 8 & 9. I'd like this course more if the tee boxes were easier to find, adding another white rock to each hole would be a start.

-Good variety of long vs. Short shots
-Great location with some of the best views of the Sawtooth Mountain range.
-Great use of available terrain, the course makes use of elevation and the few trees in the park.
-Beginner friendly, I took a bunch of 12 and 13 year old kids from a summer camp I volunteer at and they all had a blast learning how to play and they kept wanting to go back.

-Tee pads are hard to find, if existent. They are marked by tiny rocks painted white with a number on them.
-No signage, I had to find a guy that was playing the course to track down the first tee
-Windy, always.
-only a 9 hole

This is not a destination course, but if you are in the area you might as well throw a few holes. You can see the sawtooth mountains on every shot which is always breathtaking. I give it a 2 because it is fun to play but it won't blow your hair back.