- The ultimate ace run course
- Easy navigation
- Good baskets
- Tee signs
- Rubber fly mats for tee pads

- Distances are laughably short
- Other park users close by
- Parking is competitive, good luck on the weekends
- Neighbors yards close by

Hole 1 is literally 39 feet which is crazy itself but there is more room here that you could have extended it at least 80 feet, total mystery as to why they didn't. Well I'm somewhat grateful because I stepped up to hole 1 and promptly turbo putt aced the hole, my first of that kind as you can imagine. So at least I have something from this place that I probably will never see again.

After reading other reviews, I've gotten the sense that the course was redesigned?! Like seriously why redesign 100 foot holes, there is no point, lol.

Overall this is a course I would only recommend if you are super close and want to tick it off the list. You can play here in literal minutes and need nothing more than a putter or even catch disc/lid.

Nice rubber tee pads. Definate Ace run. Never seen a 48 foot hole before. The best hole is the first one because you have to go around a few trees to get to the basket.

Very short. The course is hard to take seriously after playing a tough round at Glenwood Springs. Can and should be played with just one or two discs.

I think the real reason to play this course is to add 1 to your all time played list on DGCR. It does take a lot of concentration to stay focused on each hole. This could be a good introduction to DG for a small kid, but hopefully they will rapidly move up to a tougher course.