- Located in a nice, multi-purpose city park. Wonderful addition to an already bustling and active park.
- Great new baskets.
- Actually decent use of elevation available on the course, which I was not at all expecting.
- Decent variety in length, perfect for beginner/rec disc golf.
- Basic signage with Hole # and distance. All that's required.
- #3 plays up a 15' hill to a blind basket - good addition.
- #4 drives back down that same hill around a large tree. Good use (minus requiring a typical big hyzer)
- I liked how #9 tee is positioned to bring a large, low hanging branch from the nearby tree into play.

- Essentially no shot-shaping required on the course. Most drive shapes are available to you on each hole.
- Certainly a lot of possible traffic in and around the course. It mostly stays away, aside from #6 which crosses a few paths.
- The course itself doubles over and crosses up in many places. So long as the players are sparse, as I would imagine is mostly the case, no problem.
- The walk from 6 to 7 is quite long and confusing, even after studying the kiosk map (which only shows baskets, not tees). Map on DGCR shows more. There is a directional sign after 6's basket, but it only shows you which way to walk...you just don't know how far to go, or which side of the road to be looking.

- Grass tees are sufficient, probably no real need to install concrete pads unless the volume of play dictates as such. Money was spent on signage first, correctly.
- Decent city park 9-holers are how we grow knowledge of the sport. Even if kids just play a few times in their youth, it may always be something they come back to in High School or College, like so many of us!