This is your prototypical WI high school course. Nine baskets that play around the outskirts of the property and along baseball fences. The course plays counter clockwise around the school.

The baskets are Mach's that are in great shape and catch pretty well. One pin position per hole.

There's not too much in the way as far as obstacles but the wind will usually be a factor out here. There are trees you need to shape shots around on a few holes too but the wind will be the main challenge here.

The flow of the course is pretty easy to follow in theory. A map is recommended as theres some substantial walks between holes but it does actually flow decently.

The course is free to play and permanent. The grounds were clean and looked to be well maintained on a regular basis being on a public school and all.

The tees pads are just approximately 1'x1' stones imbedded in the grass with the hole number spray painted on them. Better than nothing I suppose.

No tee signs made finding the next tee near impossible without a map. You know what direction to head towards but no idea where you're supposed to throw from. Even finding the stone tees with the map was a whole thing.

I'm pretty sure hole 7's tee stone is buried underneath about 30' of dirt from a recent construction project. Not really a big deal, but archealogists will be the next people to see that thing. On the plus side you can drive from on top of the dirt pile which will help with your distance on the drive.

Not playable during school hours obviously, so it's limited to after school and weekends.

As I said earlier, this is your typical school course. Just not much replay value on this one. It's a pretty quick spin if you're nearby and craving some disc throwing. Just don't expect much or you'll be severely let down. It's good for what it is I guess. 9 baskets around a school.