The course had some good distance holes and shorts holes. I like the creek running through the course, makes you have to putt well.

To tricky of a layout, hard to find the next tee pad sometimes. Needs posts next to the tee pads,

It was my first course i ever played over 5000 ft high and in WY, but i would def play it again. enjoyed the pond and scenic mountains

The course is nice and long, with a number of holes requiring a good arm. The creek water hazard is well-utilized, with most holes centering around it. It's nice that you can "go wet" without losing a disc, at least in the creek. The streets make a nice (un?)natural boundary, as well. Be careful for the pond, though, because discs going into it rarely come back.

The course would be better if maps were available on the course.

It would be nice if there were more obstacles, particularly trees, although I seem to have a knack for nailing the one on hole 4.

The other thing that could make this better would be if there was less cross play.

Remember that there are people with their dogs in the park, as well. They have a tendency to enjoy picking up discs and taking them for a little run. We find this to be a fun way to add a little variability to the course...a "dog penalty" if you will.

If Laramie had another viable disc golf course, it would be nicer to play this one. As is, on a nice day you will see fifteen or so others on the course (at a minimum), some of whom don't have the greatest tact. Keep an eye on those who try to play through, or you might get a disc in the head.