Good course for beginners and kids, not too long and can play in an hour or so for a quick round. Undergrowth is minimal, so not a real problem locating disc if offline.

Natural tees that are getting uneven from use, trash in woods even though there are a few trash cans on course. Can get muddy if a lot of recent rain.

Would love to see concrete tees installed. Very nice park, but parking will get limited if tournaments are going on at ball fields.

- Course is situated in a beautiful new family oriented park with clean restroom facilities.
- Course is beginner/family friendly yet challenging enough for intermediate players to enjoy.
- Course is compact but well laid out with a good variety of looks from hole to hole. Some holes finishing left, some finishing right, some straight tight tunnels, one with an island of trees in the fairway.
- Course is easy to navigate with good signage and log lined, clear paths between holes.
- Course is completely in the woods which is a blessing during the dog days of summer.

- Pars are over rated with many listed as par 4 but none should be more than par 3.
- Course would probably be boring for bigger arms due to the shortness of the holes.
- Due to the nature of the park and the course itself I imagine it could get pretty crowded with kids and family groups on the weekends.

This is a short, flat, heavily wooded course that rewards shot accuracy over distance. A great course to bring the wife and or kids for some family time or to give a beginner a good introduction to DG.

Can play it quick
Short holes
Confidence booster course
Pretty easy to go under
Fairways are in great shape

Short course
Par 4s that should definitely be 3s
Very technical (pro or con)
Alot of thorns

Fun course to play if you want to see yourself shoot a great or good score. Fairways are in great shape. All holes are birdyable. Practice basket area is sick (room for upshot practice and putting practice. Great safe park.