Several different shot types required, with a mix of long holes and ace runs. The course makes good use of existing structure around the park, and there are a couple of holes with some real character for it being so new. Lots of OB over mow lines, several baseball diamonds, barbed wire fencing, tennis courts etc. Also there is a nice variation between the two pin placements that change the holes quite a bit when they move. When the course is set up in longs...it's has some teeth. The baskets are awesome: brand new and they catch great. Good tee pads and signage, although it did seem like some of the distances were off.

Now that they have installed tee pads, signs, and the bridge over the ditch, there is not much bad to say about this course. Some of these holes play very tight along private property, and I don't like losing discs or trespassing. There is a stretch of holes along the ditch that get a little repetitive. The fore mentioned ditch along the back of the course can be a pretty wicked disc thief when they don't mow for a while.

This course will give up some pretty low numbers if the baskets are short and you are throwing well and hitting your putts. There are bogeys out there for some players, but open players shouldn't find very many of them. When the baskets are long, plan on some OB strokes and keep your game on point, because this course can get you. A nice addition to the local course list, and well worth a trip to play if you like trying out new courses.