The course is in good shape -- the tees are large, concrete, in great shape. The baskets are in good condition. The grass gets mowed. The park seems generally well maintained. There is plenty of parking.

Hole 11 is a pretty unique hole, with a sharp mando right corner to a basket tucked into some trees with OB behind.

Do you like throwing in a big flat windy open field? To make it more challenging, they threw in lots of OB.

The course is repetitive -- there are only a few holes which had interesting shapes, or basically any obstacles other than OB and wind. Many fairways are also too close given the windy conditions -- drives easily land in adjacent fairways.

The course just isn't fun -- it's long and exposed, so you'll be tired by the end. But it's repetitive enough that the holes will blur together in your head before you're out of the parking lot.

The course designers did the best they could with this land -- It's just not well suited to disc golf.

After you sink your putt on #18, you're done with this course

Except for a few holes, this course requires nothing but a big arm. Almost every hole is WIDE open and a straight, full strength shot off the tee pad will leave you with another straight, full strength up shot at the basket.

I know that is the home course and project of the legendary Dr. Rick Voakes, and I respect the guy and all he's done and continues to do for the sport. I like him, but I hate his course.