The course layout was well thought out. All the drives are challenging and diverse. There is a mixture of hyzer and anhyzer fairways. Also, some good elevation change. There's a large lake in play on 2 or 3 holes.

Play with a guide. I didn't find a course map, and the tee boxes and pins aren't marked as well as they could be. Some of the better features of the course aren't used in the fashion I would like to see. There's a large valley that is thrown over with no noticeable elevation change from the tee to pin. There isn't much shade on the course. No benches, trash cans, etc (very new course). Not a lot of parking, from what we saw, but it wasn't an issue the day we were there.

This could be a really nice course with some work. Concrete tees, maps, trash barrels, benches ... a lot of little stuff. The park it's in is awesome, though. Definitely space for a full 18. I'm excited to see what this course ends up as.

Having a course in the town

Very hard to follow. Holes are not marked well. We had Boy Scouts out there on this day I was to confusing they gave up playing and went on the geocashing and maping was not a great way to get furture players going

Needs to make the Tee boxs right and not by putting the holes sing next to the hole