Good signage that gives accurate hole layout and distance on each hole.

Baskets in good shape. They are an unusual model I have not see before, but they catch well.

Concrete tee pads, though they are very thin, for some reason.

Some interesting pin placements, near or on slopes next to drainage ditch.

The course plays counter-clockwise around the school athletic fields and then around a small park. It is easy to follow, as the next tee is always within site of the basket for the previous hole.

This could be a good place to learn the game, for someone who would use the park when no other users are present. A skilled player traveling with kids could let the kids play on the playground while playing the course, if traveling through.

The course loops around and brings you back close to the start.

There is a lot of danger for other park users on this course. Hole 9, for example, uses a swingset and a tree to form the fairway. Others holes play very close to other park equipment. New players who are starting to develop a little distance and don't yet have much control could definitely put kids, houses, and passing cars in danger. One hole throws over a park road.

There are few obstacles included in the design of the holes. Each shot is basically a test of dialing in the distance with whatever shot shape you want to throw.

This course provides disc golf in this town, which is a good thing. I hope many folks are able to learn the game and enjoy it. But this is definitely a case of trouble waiting to happen, with discs flying way too close to other park and school amenities.

I found the baskets to be quite good and every tee had a 9' cement pad and a good tee sign. The signs included distance. Other info is overlayed on a photo. The designers were smart to outline some OB for the course to make it a bit more challenging.

A few of the holes come close to equipment and other activities in the park. The streets in the area aren't real wide and could see some errant discs in yards across from the park.

I've seen quite a few smaller town parks on my journey to play all the courses in Kansas and this one is quite good.

Well kept park that plays around the unused areas of school grounds as well as the city park. Tee pads are plenty long and the signage is adequate as well.
The MD baskets catch well.
Good use of obstacles both natural and man made.
Good mix of short, moderate, and longer holes.
Has some holes with Ace Run potential.
Rounds should play fairly quickly. There are other amenities here like restrooms, playground equipment etc.

A few holes might get dicey depending on what activities were going on in the park. Holes 1-3 will have to contend with baseball/softball fields and track discus area.
Holes 5 and 6 might see a disc or two go across the street into a neighbor's yard.
No trashcans or benches, not a big con but some people like having that option.
The streets on the right hand side of holes 7 and 9 might see an errant throw or two.

This course provides you with the opportunity to work on several aspects of your game. There are some safety concerns but if you play when the park isn't busy you should be OK. You are going to have to focus on your control here and be aware of your surroundings before you throw. Aside from the above mentioned concerns the golf here is still challenging and fun.
I could easily see the students from the nearby school using this course during their Physical Education classes. Not a destination course but another option for disc golf in the Southeast KS quadrant.