To start off with it has concrete tee pads on every hole (2 tee's on 9 to take away the across the water throw). All baskets are nice quality and are level. For a 9 hole course it has a great mix of open and technical shots. Over all a good course and I would highly recommend it for a casual round

Walking paths always make me nervous, and there are a few places that you get kind of close to them. Hole 4 is not well thought out because of the picnic table in close proximity to the basket. Short hole and easy to over throw if arm speed isn't minded. Maybe a sign for the 6 - 7 transition as mentioned in other reviews.

All around a great place to play. I feel it would be a good beginner course due to not having any long bombers, but still requiring accuracy. With that said it still requires a good shot from experienced players in order to score well. For the experienced player there are many ace run holes! I will defiantly be playing here more often. The park is big enough for a back 9 maybe someday in the near future that would happen?

Cement tee pads on every hole (two on hole 9)
Good mix of open and tunnel shots
Course was relatively easy to follow

No tee signs (yet, the course was just installed)
Hole 9 ends pretty far from the parking lot.

Ok, this is a brand new course in a small busy park.

The longer the hole, the more wide open the hole was. However don't think there is any distance here. Longest hole was 300ft at best.

After the first open hole, you get to throw though a nice grove of trees. Then you have 3 shorter holes with a small creek between the fairways. Then back though the tree grove again to play holes 8 and 9 that are wide open. Hole 9 is across the edge of the pond, but there is another tee box near the bridge you can shoot from.

Then you get to walk a long distance back to hole 1 or your car. I hope someone donates enough money to add a hole 10 to make this a reasonable course.