Overall the course plays pretty well, and can be played pretty quickly. It is in a pretty open space, however, using what was there designers basket placements found a way to add some challenge. Often the basket is tucked behind a tree or in a tree row. For newbs like me, there is no water hazard to worry about. For advanced players this will be a mid-range/putter course, but one worth playing nine on.

Baskets are brand new and make great targets.

Parking will be an issue for groups -- there really is none

No tee pads. Tees are marked with wooden stakes. Stakes are written on with permanent marker, making them hard to read. The same type of stakes are used for alternate pin placements, which makes it confusing the first time through. A course map would be nice. (I'll work on getting one done and posted to this site on my next trip to this course)

This is a tucked into a little known park for this area. This course has tons of potential, IMHO. I will be going back.