16 reviews
@unstuffedwhale
Simple, open course. Great for beginners or anyone looking to work on upshots.
@sunsoutgunsout
School course. You just go out and play basket to basket. There's nothing interesting or special here, but it would be good for putting practice if you lived in the area. Distance between baskets are pretty short. I think a couple of them were less than 100 ft. It would be great for putting/approach practice, youth, and beginners. I've played 50 courses in the Kansas City area and this is pretty typical for most schools.
@drstrick9
Good beginner/open course
@archangelcloud
All pads are located from basket to basket. This was fun taking my nephew. He got his 1st birdie. 4 years old and had a wonderful time.
@mrpolejangles
Pretty basic. No teepads. Just playing hole to hole in a circle.
@noswad315
It’s not really a course. There are nine baskets arranged around the perimeter of a field. It’s the perfect place to do field work or take beginners/kids.
@esieniarecki
Perfect practice area before tournaments
@lucasrogers
Short course without variety, but good to work on your short game and has good baskets.
@discdoctor69
9 baskets 150 feet apart in a circle around a field. Nice for the school to have baskets but nothing more.
@jalenorse
Awesome to have a course at school. Need some tee markers
@papadomthebeard
Good beginner course. Need more obstacles
@andrewc19311
Very clan course, good warm up before a tournament.
@beaub1
9 baskets in a circle around a field. Works for upshot practice. Good for what it is.
@tuckerwoodson
Field plus baskets.
@jdpson
well kept, good for hyzer upshots and field work, could set up Safari layout or play backwards for forehand practice
@fkrueger2
Simple loop. Good for working on upshots but boring otherwise