Now picking game back up after about 7 years off, this will be my new home course. The course is shorter so it is a fair course for beginners like myself. Still has some challenge to it. Also plying under the trees helps, it was nearly 100 deg this morning but on the course was still pleasant. Good course to pratice or just stop by and play while driving 71.

Being a re-beginner, I really didn't have any complaints but it may be a tad too easy for a pro, although it would provide good chances for aces if you are a pro.

Very dry and brown right now from no rain.

Fun! Isn't that the point of a game? Good for average players. Good for long time amateur players. Variety of holes. Beautiful environment. Good condition. Biggest size cement tees within regulation.

Some could say 9 holes is a con but I just play it twice. Not for super crazy pros, may be too easy for them.

Play is fast as tees and course circle around. If your looking for a long putting you could play this 3 or 4 times. If this course were 18 holes I would be tempted to give it 5 stars.

Fun course for beginners or experienced plays. Good use of space, trees, and OB (roads). The big open areas use the space for two nice long holes and the rest of the course has short to medium distance holes with creative use of the trees in the area. Although right along the river, the water is not in play. And who likes dunking discs? Park seems clean. Far enough from the highway you can't hear or see the cars. Fun for good players to try to post their best under-par score.

Very nice large course map posted near hole 1 teepad.

Nice baskets! Numbered!

Only 9 holes.

3 holes have fairways that go over roads and thus you might have to wait for cars or pedestrians. Hole 9 goes very close to the bathroom building and if you have a big arm you might be in danger of hitting park-goers or cars parked near the restrooms on a busy day.

Hole 3 basket is not very creatively placed.

Hole 9 teepad placement feels sloppy. Very close to large leafy tree and spells trouble for leftys but poses no problems for righty backhand throwers.

Teepads need maintenance.

If this were just a course in a city with other options for DG, I probably wouldn't rate it over 3. But this course is perfectly located for golfers on the road in Texas, situated on the path between Houston and Austin or the Hill Country. What disc golfer doesn't love the idea of a quick 9 holes at the next rest area? Brilliant!

Hole 6 basket has been replaced.