Arkansas State University Mid-South

This review is in regards to the disc golf course and not the college itself. The course was uneventful and hardly worth the time. There are very few holes with any sort of technical shots involved. It really came down to how far you can throw your disc. The majority of holes followed the perimeter of soccer fields and many were along side roads, driveways and parking lots. If it was busy or the lots were full of cars, I wouldn't recommend playing even though the before mentioned were considered out of bounds. Many tee pads were far away from the previous basket, making it a hike between holes (not the worse thing). Signage was the best part of this course. Once you find the main map, the layout is fairly simple (which wasn't the case for me at first; played 12-18 before seeing the map). The course is also split by the main road and as someone else suggested, play the front 9 and drive over to the other parking lot to play the back 9. I'd only suggest playing this course if you live in the area and there are no other courses around. This course design feels as if the sports director of the college designed the course without having ever played the sport. But they did work with what they had. Oh and be prepared for water on the course after heavy rain fall. There was standing water and the grass was like a sponge disguising the water till you stepped there. 3 stars is on the generous side.

Campus grounds are always well taken care of and clean of litter. I play the disc golf course they have on campus frequently and it's always in good shape.

It's a great college

Never been at a better place, The ASU Staff and Facility will do whatever it takes to help every student achieve their goal. The tech programs here are the best in this part of the country. Just come by and visit.

I have been an adjunct here for a few years and love the support I get. The students are serious about their futures and everyone works together to help them succeed!