-Fantastic facilities: Enclosed within it's own section of a public park with great signage, the concrete tees, tee sign post colours and general upkeep make this a very easy course to play
-Creatively fit 18 holes into a small property in a way that works
-Some really good holes (at least with tournament OB). Hole 14 in particular was a standout for me, but also holes 7, 8, 9 and 17 were really fun.
-Some beautiful and creative greens. The standing stone hole is iconic and some earthworks/wooden posts are used well throughout the layout.
-Good mixture of lengths (also a blue layout and a short course to cater to different needs)
-The openess of the course makes it attractive to beginners, and when trees are used it is generally done well.

-Hole 10's long position really isn't a fun hole. A forehand roller was the only shot I saw that came close to a chance of a clean 2. The short position looks like alot better of a hole, unfortunately I didn't get the opportunity to play it.
-The course is very open and definitely RHBH friendly. The only LHBH friendly hole, 13, is an extreme stall hyzer at the level that it feels gimmicky.
-Can get very boggy/have standing water in the rain. This also makes some of the earthworks around greens slip hazards.

If this was my local course I'd be over the moon. The facilities make it a pleasure to play, just don't expect to have your shot shaping challenged too much. I think I used my overstable destroyer on or just over half the holes. I don't want to mark it down for not being a championship level course though because I don't think it has to be. It can just be a really nice park to play some disc golf in and that's fab.

This is one of the best free courses in the country

- Great concrete teepads
- Fantastic community run course which is well maintained
- Fun layout with fun shots and some 400/600ft holes which are unusual in the UK
- FREE
- Busy with lots of "newbie" locals
- Good cafe with toilets open in the daytime
- excellent, non-gimmicky "Man-made" features to make the course interesting

- RHBH dominant design, tricky for lefties!
- Poor drainage can mean standing water on some holes
- Busy with lots of "newbie" locals

It's a very good course, don't get me wrong. But if you come from abroad expecting (as of Oct 2019) a 4.13/5 course, you might be a bit disappointed in the actual "golf". It's good, but not "Excellent" - mostly due to limitations of a flat park with limited trees and other possibilities.

I think it's current rating is slightly inflated by it being the best course most people playing it have played