There is great mix of wooded and open holes.
I like how it begins and ends at the parking lot.
Wildlife- birds, racoons, deer, and a rooster?
There are a few holes that could be ace-able given the right throw.
The markers indicating where the next hole is works great.
I love hole 5. Throw an over stable lefthanded with a bit of anhyzer and watch it tail back at the end and park in next to the basket.
Throw a sidearm or anhyzer right handed on 7 and it can treat you very well. Hit the rough and watch out.
Course is neatly mapped out on the kiosk at the first hole.
Tee signs are neatly designed.
Close to highway.

There are a few small stumps remaining in fairways that I've stepped or tripped on, hole 8 especially.
Some of the fairways were/are fairly viney. I don't know that much can be done with that.
There is Orange fencing on hole 3 and 8 both blocking what looks to be dangerous ditches. I have never seen anything like that before. I'm sure it the Parks and Rec's way of CYA.
Close to highway.

I have played many courses and this could hold its own with the big dogs. I see that there is mention that the second nine will be put into over fall winter and early spring. I like what the group has done and I'm looking forward to what is to come.
There is a neat canvas of terrain that they can certainly paint beautifully if they put their mind to it.
I like the course more and more each time I play.

Distance on the holes is beginner friendly as the description says. Won't need a big arm here. However, that does not mean this course is super simple. There are some doglegs and trees, tunnel shots and elevation changes that can still make it really fun. They might even keep you coming back to try and figure out the best way to lower your score.

Hole flow is good with not much extra walking other than going around shelter house a couple times. Shelter is not really in play. Flow is quick so you can easily play a couple times to get in a full 18.

Course is easy to find but off the major roads and it has a nice parking lot.

The rough is pretty rough. There are some bush and vine masses that you don't want to lose a disc in (hole 1 by the basket, left side of both 2 and 3, left side of 5). Players are starting to cut some paths into the brush retrieving discs, but briars and vines still make these areas difficult.

Park pavilion has restrooms but they are only unlocked if someone is renting the shelter. Nearest alternative is Quiktrip about 1 mile away.

There are only occasional parties renting the pavilion, and they don't really come into play. Otherwise, park is extremely quiet and you won't have to worry about non-golfers being in play.