- Nice Concrete Teepads

- A lot of short technical holes that may look easy but are somewhat tricky.

- Very good use of the elevation change on almost every hole

- Nice mix of Hyzer, Straight, and Anhyzer shots

- Seemed as tough the they did not have to cut a single tree down to put in the course in that there are some beautiful mature trees on the course that make for some nice scenery.

- This is the type of course that 100% needs signs that point to where the next hole is. The only time I played here I drove around the park for15 minutes looking for the course and then when I found the course spent another 15 looking for hole 1 (evetually ran into someone playing and asked them where it was)

- Could use some hole with some more length but for it being near a college I like the set up that is given to not make it too difficult for the casual players.

- As stated above there needs to be markers to the next hole. The flow from hole to hole is not very natural to me.

Other than having to guess and look where the nxt hole might be I enjoyed playing the course. If you are in the Peoria area and are looking for a new place to get a round in then I would suggest you play somewhere else unless you are playing with a local because you will have a hard time finding holes. But all in all it is a beautiful park with some beautiful holes.

A nice park with good lines of sight, solid baskets, and a little bit of variety.

Incredibly hard for to find the first basket.
No Par's listed, no maps, no yellow T's (Listed yardage but no where to be found), no holes where elevation is a key factor.

I was in the area for a family wedding and brought some first timers to the course with me. It was a solid choice, easily accessible to the new players and still enjoyable for an experienced player like me. Not very much variety to the holes, not a lot of creativity or thought put into placement, and some issues with marking and other amenities. If your in the area give it a shot, it was fun but not exceptional.