Easy to navigate and parking is typically never an issue. Bright baskets and I really enjoy the signs/maps at each hole and I think they were done very well. Nice park to try out a new disc or work on getting better distance with putters or mid ranges.

The course did not once ever take into consideration skilled players of any level (intermediate and higher). It was made back to front for beginners (very new beginners at that) or people looking to putt for an entire round. The park is never maintained very well and the bugs are awful out there. Considering the park is obviously for beginners, I am not sure why 9's pin is so close to the parking lot. Even a skilled player could catch a bounce and hit a car and I've seen someone hit a car almost every single time I play it.

I am hoping this review didn't sound too evil, I was just being honest. The park had a lot of potential and then the designer retired from playing and I feel that the park is just there to be there now and no one is paying attention to it. No tournaments or tag matches are ever done there, volunteers (mostly disc golfers) are the ones who mow and clean, and if you are in the area there are simply better courses to play. If the park is maintained better and the rumored other 9 holes are put in then I could see this course getting a much better review.