Beside the smaller Bearcat DGC, the university has a full 18 hole course. There is a wonderful big course map sign at the start. It's the same as the on-line version. The tee signs are excellent and show the next tee arrows. The baskets are Discatchers with the numbers. The tee pads are natural.

This is really an excellent piece of proper for a course. It's open in places and a creek runs throughout the course. It comes into play numerous time and you will to cross it on bridges both safe and scary. There are no steep hills but plenty of gentle roll.

# 1 is a little 240' hyser throw around the bushy area. There is a shorter direct route but it looks like a sucker bet to me. # 2 is a throw up a small hill with only the top of the basket showing. # 3 has a Mando between two trees. # 10 plays 380' down a fairway that tapers as you get closer to the basket. 12 is 305' with the basket on the far side of the creek. # 13 is a long, 485' to a basket around the building. There are a couple of holes requiring a low tunnel shot off the tee.

# 8 gets my vote as the Chi Omega Sorority and Gentlemen's Club (46 foxy semi-Christian girls and $5 lap dances during finals week) insomnia killing, boring hole of the week award. ZZZZZZ. It's 385' across the wide open expanse of lawn with nothing but green grass in your way.

The next hole is also a contender the Chi O's nomination for most boring hole. # 9 is 440' and almost as open.

# 5 tees off from a marshy area. There is a wooden tee box built there. This area could definitely be wet.

After one hole, you needed to cross the creek and the crossing was fairly dicey.

No drinking. OK.

No smoking. OK.

NO SWEARING. WTF !!! I can't function under these overly restrictive conditions

With two courses to choose from, students at Southwest Baptist University have more disc golfing choices than some players in rural areas. I like that players can play the easy rec course or anyone is serious about their disc golf can challenge the main course here. They welcome the community to play their course which is nice as it is a community treasure and should be shared. Just remember to follow their rules, apologize for The Valkyrie Kid's offensive language and pack out your trash.

Good use of rolling terrain. Mix of long and short holes. Good mix of left and right approaches. Unique basket placement up in a tree on 14. Small creek comes into play on several holes. Mostly open, but uses large trees to full advantage. Feels safe being on a college campus. All tees marked with post and number. Well maintained as part of a campus.

Most cons come from being a course in development which should get worked out over time. Dirt tee pads, numbers on baskets do not always correspond to the actual hole number (reused baskets from 9 hole arrangement.) Layout is not obvious in a few places for first timers - specifically hole 11 plays across the creek and up a hill, not to the basket by the creek which is actually 12. A couple of long walks to get to the next tee... Mainly 13 to 14 where you have to go the other side of a building.

Overall, good course. I've played this course many times in the 9 hole arrangement when in town visiting family...was glad to see it grow into a full course. For my first time on the new layout, I shot a 56 and 53 which is pretty typical for me. Will definitely improve if they get tee pads and a bit of signage to help the uninitiated. Glad to see them use the full space.