A short course smack in the middle of Bingo Park in Randall. This course is a really great place to start frolfing - baskets are relatively close and there isn't a lot of obstructions.

This is a nice place to go with your family or inexperienced players.

This can flood and it can get real mucky, so if the river is high, the course can sour.

Having just played here, the course is really good and not too soaked.

-Multiple tees, and both are well marked, and have fault lines marked by boards inset in the ground
-beautiful park
-water hazard is clean, and easy to retrieve discs from
-family friendly (as in not so hard you can't bring kids)
-Well maintained (Always mowed well, not much, if any garbage, baskets aren't damaged)

-All the holes are rather short, no room for a full all-out drive for someone who can drive 300'+
-Holes are rather basic, very few obstacles that pose any threat.
-The park is low lying and is usually saturated and soggy feeling, and can frequently flood. Other than just being wet this also causes some issues as far as look for the grass, and makes it very possible to get your discs and/or bag dirty
-No elevation changes (other than a very small amount on hole 5)

This is honestly one of my favorite courses in the area when I just want to go play, and not challenge myself. It's a wonderful park, never super busy, and an enjoyable course. If you are a beginner, or going out with a family, this is a great course to practice on.. if you're an high level beginner, or intermediate, you will likely enjoy trying to do some ace runs on this course.

Multiple tees, long and short. First four and last hole play along a nice fast moving creek. Was very scenic!!
Signage and ground markers did easily identify throwing spots.
While not concrete, the tee pads were level.
Loved the fourth hole... throwing to a peninsula green. Third hole (short) had about a two foot window through a clump of trees!!

Holes 6-8 were typical city park type holes. Wide open throws in a wide open field. All about 200 feet.

Was course #4 on a Fathers Day weekend road trip which netted me 12 new courses. Played both tees at the same time. Enjoyed the course for what it was.... a typical city park 9. That said I'll give it a 2.5. Plant a few trees out in the field and it moves to a 3.0.

Good baskets, some long drives, and nice river. Beginner course

Pars are completely messed up.175 foot completely open drive par 4. what? Sometimes wet ground, short, open drives, a beginner could easy 5 under this course

The city needs to change the pars

Good if you only own a putter

Really short holes
Right next to a small river
Its in wetland, so constantly getting shoes wet and causing wet socks.
Not enough challenge
The pars are weird for such short holes

Could be perfect and possibly move the tee boxes to smarter positions not in areas that pool crazy amounts of water