Good variety of hole types and lengths

Good fee pads and signs

Lots of big drives and some more technical shots through obstacles as well

The hills surrounding the course/park make for a couple of good elevation changes

There is also a cool hole with an "island" that makes the tee shot risky

Poison oak if you go OB

There can be done confusion the first time you play finding the correct tee pads and baskets

Once you figure out the course layout it is a fun 18 hole course with a good variety of holes to make everyone in the group happy.

I always try to play the stadium if I am working in the area.

Definitely worth a visit

- Intelligent use of park space.
- Variety of shots to play as every hole is different
- Not a lot of foot traffic.
- Fun and challenging, even in the rain.

- Mostly grassy, so if you don't like that, this course may irk you.
- Not a lot of cover for really hot days.

I played this course in the rain, and I enjoyed it enough to not say "f*ck it" and leave. The park space has been used intelligently to present you with a variety of looks. Each hole is different from the last, and there is a little bit of elevation change as well as OBs and hazards. This course will challenge your arm as well as your technique as an intermediate player. There is a hole with 8 mandatory poles lined up to create a tunnel to the basket as well as multiple island holes that are risk reward. Good course, fun and challenging, will play again when its dry out.

Great lay out,

A lot of pedestrian that hold up play, on the back end gets a little creepy with people in and out of the brushes so it's better to play with a group.

It's a new course, in time should be a top course.