The city views here are simply fantastic, especially from the basket for Hole 2. Despite the preeminence of shorter holes, the narrow paths do provide some challenge. Hole 3 might be the best hole, with a steep drop from the top of the ridge down to a near a winding road. Holes 6 through 8 are steep enough uphill to throw with higher amounts of power. Holes 9 through 11 wind around the side along a trail. I saw woodpeckers in the trees on Holes 1 and 2. Decent wood (or plastic?) tee pads are adequate. The existing signs are nice. Free course.

Navigation is near impossible for first timers, especially between Holes 3 and 4, and Holes 8 and 9. Signs are missing from Holes 9 through 11. Recent overgrowth near Hole 12 ate one of my drivers. At first glance you might shoot at the basket for 9 from the tee for 1. The course map on this site is better than nothing, but not by much. The Elysian park courses seem to stump navigation devices.

This 12 hole course occupies a boot shaped, approximately 10 acre sliver of land on Buena Vista hill. A decent course with some fun factor points. With less overgrowth this course would improve a bit.