A quirky nine-hole course with decent concrete "A" tees and natural "B" tees. The "A" tees are the main attraction here and offer a variety of lengths and hole types. The "B" tees seem to be strewn about randomly and didn't add much to the overall experience. There are tee marker poles with hole #'s on them but no other information. There is a little water to avoid also.

There are a lot of dog walkers, hikers, and bicyclists meandering about the course.

There was a powerful odor emanating from the swamp on the perimeter of the course. This may be seasonal though (rainy season).

A quirky fun neighborhood course with enough variety to keep it interesting.

Quiet, clean course. They have installed a frequency generating device which eliminates bugs. This is a REAL bonus. Plenty of shaded area to beat the heat, and the course is laid out so that you have a variety of shots. Particularly liked holes 3, 5, and 7.

No restroom facilities that I could find. Ants were a bit of a problem. Needs signage, schule removal and better defined tees. 9 holes is a con for me

Had a fun time on this course, some creative technical shots. Only took about an hour to play, perfect for a quickie or warm up

Update: (6/19/2011): Course has been expanded to 18 holes by way of using alternate tees for existing 9 hole course. Add's some variety, but nothing earth shattering. Allows you to mix it up if you're tired of the existing 9, or you can play a full 18. I personally only used the more difficult tee's and played about 12 holes total.