Pros:
- Nice open park with mixed stands of trees, and some wide open spaces.
- Well-maintained park, also hosts some shelters and playgrounds. Bathrooms on site.
- I imagine most of the course is usually not used for much other than disc golf.
- Dual tees for each hole. Reds are all quite short, obviously designed for the beginner.
- Some major thought put into hole design with the trees that the park had to offer. Some of the blues are longer, and even those that aren't still can pose a challenge to a seasoned player. Certainly not a cakewalk. Also not as fast of a play through the course as I thought it would be at first glance.
- Lots of low green ceilings here, which adds difficulty where there may not have been a lot to find otherwise.
- Nice course sign and map, located just behind the shelter.
- Great little wooden arrow indicators at each basket to show the way to the next blue tee. May not particularly necessary, but awesome nonetheless. Great to see the foresight for something like this.
- #4 Red, although short, is a tight tunnel shot through some mature trees.
- #7 Blue has a fun gap to hit 50' off the tee, followed by a large, wide open space for the disc to fly and do what it may.
- #8 is pretty daunting, and easily the most difficult hole on the course. Must throw through a relatively dense stand of trees, under all the branches.
Cons:
- Grass tees. Although they are all flat and in good shape.
- A few manmade obstacles in the way here and there, some relatively close to the tees. Benches, electrical boxes, and electrical poles.
- Really no elevation on the course.
Other Thoughts:
- Enjoyed my time here, this is a very nice park course. Great for youngsters and beginners, but still designed with experienced players in mind, and executed to the best of their ability with available land and obstacles.