* 2 Concrete tee pads for each hole.
* Good signage - easy to navigate.
* Challenging for most levels of players.
* Not likely to encounter other park users except in one or two places - safe.
* Nice bridges over the creek that winds through.
* Lost and found dropbox near 1st tee. Park staff manage it well.
* Baskets moved between positions most holes about once every other month or so.
* Decent amount of trash cans around the course that are emptied when needed.
* Pretty involved park staff. Active on Facebook page for the course. Course generally well maintained and discs for sale at The Center.
* Good community of local players (IMHO).
* Nice facilities within the same park (The Center).

* Can be muddy after rain - some low lying areas.
* Heavy leaves in Autumn in some areas - watch your discs.
* Hurricane Creek (in play on several holes on the back 9) is deep and fast-flowing enough that you may not be able to recover discs. Could even be dangerous to try after decent rains as the creek can really flow.
* Private property across Hurricane Creek - do respect the owner's rights please.
* Limited elevation changes - only holes 6,7,8 have any, but the course works well with the land given.
* Facilities (restrooms) are at The Center which is some distance (1/4 mile) from the first tee. No restroom facilities on the course per se.
* Don't speed on Boone Road - Bryant PD working to keep speeding down on this road.

This is my local course and where I learned to play. I have tried to remain unbiased.
This is one of those courses you might take for granted at first, but later realize how nice it really is. Well laid-out, no holes get too near others, no artificial OB and only a couple of mandos, nice tee pads, good signage, logical flow from hole to hole.
This isn't too far from I-30 and close enough to play if you were just passing through the LR area. Restaurants closer to the freeway and hotels there too.
TRAXX is certainly a staple in the DG community of LR.