Albert Oakland Park

A good course to play, if your trying to work on or trying out different disc to work on your game!

fun place to play the TD and his family were great people

Good variety of holes for a park course. Holes 7-15 are great woods holes that are demanding, but fair.

Three things that would make this course B+: (1) Better signage (2) new baskets (3) grass mowed — just played Harmony prior to this course so no real comparison jmho..

Enjoyed playing through the back which is more technical than front. Grounds well manicured makes you feel as if your playing in a pro event.

Updated signage and baskets (Innova Discatcher Pro) definitely improve play. Older layout, with some modifications by volunteers to increase difficulty. Great to have the two courses next to each other, as both require different skills and shot making.

Course has been relayed out and is not the easy course it once was.

fun place to play the TD and his family were great people

The holes are basically on top of each other with tee pads just outside the circle for a number of holes. Not a bad course, but I automatically drop the score 2 bubbles when the course seems to heavily favor a specific player, in this case righty forehand (LHBH) players. Nearly every time a basket is not in front of you, it is off to the right... with trees blocking RHBH hyzers when it is in front. Only hole 15 plays in reverse. Great course to train a forehand though and roller.

nice pads, shorter course (OAKLAND TOP), mid range and putters mostly with a few holes for fairway drivers and only 1 hole that I personally pulled out a distance driver in order to go for an easy par.

Last time I was there after Mid America 21, there was a wasp nest built inside the chains on first hole . Didn’t see it till I was about to throw when other player I was with alerted me. Lol! Fun course, nothing to brag about .

One of the oldest disc golf courses in Missouri. Original site for Mid-America Open. Updated signage and baskets (Innova Discatcher Pro) definitely improve play. Great to have the two courses next to each other, as both require different skills and shot making