-The front 9 put you in the woods immediately, with the first 3 holes following a walking path. After that you're off trail and into a fairly technical woods course with some decent elevation changes for the next 6 holes

-Starting with hole 10 you're in the open and throwing mostly in wide open spaces with a few clumps of trees thrown in.

-Decent variety of holes and layout to keep things interesting

-We played on a beautiful Saturday afternoon and pretty much had this huge park to ourselves.

-Tee signs with distance are there & baskets are new

-No real signature holes but there were several we threw an extra disc to try a different line or approach

-No tee pads on most holes but some use a path or other concrete as one.

-If the park is busy there could be holes that are unplayable due to the layout/location with parking areas or other sports fields nearby.

-On the final holes the road can come into play, so a spotter helps.

I like the variety and the potential of the course and will be back again as we had fun playing it, which is one of the more important factors to me.