Its a decent new course is NWPA, an area that is lacking disc golf courses. There are red, white, and blues tees on most holes for different levels of players. The course is challenging and easy to navigate. The targets are brand new and are very well placed. There is a good mix of open and wooded holes.

There are only little white signs and little red flags that mark where to tee off from. The signs do not have the distance or the par for the hole. The tees are grass and dirt and some need to be leveled out and more defined. Most of the course has tall grass on either side of the fairway which makes it hard to find your disc at times. On busy days at the park you may have people walking through the course. This course gets really swampy when it rains. Holes 2, 6, 7, 8, are the worst with lots of standing water and behind the target on 9 there is a huge puddle. Looks like it will take awhile to dry out. When it is dry you really got to watch where your walking in certain areas where the land is extremely bumpy so you don't sprain you ankle.

This is a new course and its still a work in progress. So far it is a playable course the way it is but will be even better with the improvements that will be made in the future. It is only a 9 hole course but you can play it multiple times and go from different tees each time. There are plenty of chances to throw long drives at the more open holes and technical throws on the wooded ones. Hole 5 would a signature hole which is an extreme downhill throw and also presents a great view. Just make sure you don't go to far to the right as you will have a very difficult time finding your disc. Also be careful on hole 6 to stay out of the really tall stuff. This course is worth checking out if your in the area and is at a very nice park.