Good course. Good use of trees for fairway construction.

Pedestrians are about, but not really in the way, just something to be wary of in case of an errant kick off a tree.

The course is mostly covered with large oak trees for shade about 90% of the round time.

I had the luxury of playing this for the first time after the concrete pads were poured (this was a common complaint in the past reviews), so it got a bump in rating for me.

It is very hard to lose a disc on this course despite there being a large amount of trees.

The park is very clean. No trash, no rifraff, and no tomfoolery. (Yeah I'm old)

Not a great course for bombing drives or making technical shots.

Park goers tend to walk in your shot path without understanding they are in the middle of a disc golf course.

Park goers don't always clean up their dogs poop.

***I'm reluctant to list "difficulty in locating tee pads" as a con as the first time I played, it didn't seem as bad as people claimed. UDisc does help though.

As other reviewers have pointed out, this is a great course for beginners. Novice and intermediate players may be a little frustrated with the amount of trees (several holes have the hyzer and anhyzer lines blocked with trees, making players that lack high skill rely on some luck to get through).

This course features a good mix of open and wooded holes and a nice variety short to medium length holes. The course has gone through a slight redesign which helps greatly with the navigation and finding hole 1. The tees have numbered signs now so you know where to throw from. Nice orange coated baskets with hole #'s clearly visible on top. The tees are made of a unique rubber deck plating that work a lot better than I thought they would upon first seeing them. Nice coastal Florida style course with large trees and cool foliage. Plenty of shade, except a few open holes. Pavillions, benches, restrooms, and several other park activities and a cool rock formation hole

Multi-use park with non-throwers moving about on the course, and sidewalks that wind through the course.

This course has been coming along nicely and has turned into a good everyday/weekly type course.