-Surprising length. Mostly in the 300s with one hole listed at 500+.
-Concrete tees.
-Practice basket at start
-Other amenities like bathrooms, skate park, playgrounds, ponds, plenty of parking. It's a nice park.
-No other park activities get in the way of disc golf.
-A great beginners course. Not too short or too long. Shouldn't lose a disc here or get overly frustrated with tight fairways or bad rough.
-Signage is good enough for this course, no confusion regarding which basket to throw at.
-Not busy.

-Not too challenging. There are trees but they are avoided without too much effort.
-Very flat, in a floodplain next to the river. Could flood in an especially bad year.
-There really isn't a ton to say that's bad about this course. It does it's job well as a beginners course.

This is a solid beginners course. It won't challenge intermediate players too much but won't bore them too much either. It was longer and more enjoyable then I had anticipated. I probably wouldn't play here again unless I lived here. It wouldn't be too bad.

Very Easy Course. It is impossible to lose a disc. It's very open with no water obstructions and few trees for beginners. The course is very easy to navigate. All tee-pads are concrete with a map of each hole. Baskets are in Great shape.

Very Easy Course. There is only one hole where you can really air it out. The holes are very short. It is only a 9 hole course compared to an 18.

Great Course for bringing out the family or for those just starting in the sport. A nice park overall, with an easy course for skilled players.