Its a new course so everything is clean and in pristine condition. The course has its own designated area that is away from the other park dwellers so low chance of people picnicking on the course. Front 9 has alot of scattered trees making for a skilled throwing. Back nine opens up and allows the big arm throwers to shine.

Park reminds me of early Tom Bass park. Large flat open areas with not much shade when you get past hole 10. As a result the sun just sucks the life out of you on a hot day and the wind can be very bad. Also hole #12 runs along a 6ft tall OB fence line. With the wind you are almost certain to float over the fence which leaves you with either a very long walk around it and back or you have to spider man over it and hope to not break a leg on the landing.

If they got around to planting some more trees in strategic areas to help with the wind i think this course would be rather enjoyable. All in all its nice to have another course on the Northeast side to play on.