Nice little course in a quiet park setting around a small lake. Went early on a Saturday afternoon, only saw a few people there, none of whom were playing the course.

Course has a good mix of open and wooded holes, designed well enough that the open holes are still challenging and the wooded holes have some thought to them. A couple holes have water from the lake in play as well, which adds a nice challenge.

Grass was mowed nice and short.

Navigation can be a little tricky. There is a course map at hole 1 but it's not too easy to read. No concrete teepads, just grass with a tee sign.

Hole 8's tee sign appeared to be MIA. Not sure if I just couldn't find it or if it was removed.

Several of the holes play right through an area with picnic tables and grills. If the park happened to be crowded holes 6-8 would be difficult to play without hitting someone. Hole 9 especially is a blind downhill shot right into a small wooded picnic area.

Would be a nice place to stop if you're passing through and want to have a picnic and throw some disc. Or if you're looking for a change in pace from the relatively small amount of other courses in the area.