Great little park to hone in your skills. Very good for beginners with all short holes

Hole 6 is out for new fire station. Not sure if it will get out back somewhere

-Great course for practicing your mid-range and short game
-Majority of holes have a low ceiling, which forces you to shape shots
-Park is well maintained because it's in PV, grass is never too long
-Hard to lose discs there (though 5 can be tough if you flick)
-Usually course is not busy, you can play 27 in under an hour if you go at the right time

-Couple holes are too easy, 9 especially
-Pace of play can be slow if many others are there due to the shortness of holes
-Next to a police station (no drinking)
-You occasionally get families with packs of kids who don't follow good course etiquette

Great little course.
- Good teepads
- Well manicured and cared for bit of park
- You play on the wagon ruts of the Santa Fe Trail!
- Bathrooms open all year
- Looks simple at first, but plenty of challenging lines.
- Just enough trees to make it fun
- Cement teepads
- Signs on pad, interesting, good idea!
- Usually not crowded, though picking up speed fast
- Good baskets
- Quick round, 18 in under an hour
- Honestly my favorite 9 hole course

- One tee, one basket per hole, no alternate location
- Short I guess? But you should just expect that coming to a 9 hole in a small park
- No benches
- No water fountain
- Bad shot on 4 puts you in the kiddie pool of the YMCA. Then you either have to climb the fence or if they are open go get them to unlock it.
- It's in PV. I'm not doing anything wrong or carrying anything but PV police love pulling people over.

Being in PV, this course draws little different crowd than many DG courses. Expect men in salmon colored pants and lots of golf shirts. There is also a police station directly below the course, though I have never seen them in the upper parking lot.