The layout is really nice. Excellent baskets on holes one through nine and holes A through F. Concrete tee pads have been placed on the new holes. Also, the back nine has all concrete pads now.

Interesting Shots:
Hole 2 is very fun to shoot into, as it has pine trees surrounding the basket.
Hole A is a straight shot through pines and bushes with a very low fairway.
Hole D is probably my favorite hole as it has some very unique characteristics such as shooting off the tee-pad through a hole in a bush and if you overshoot your discs go over a 30 ft. hill.
Hole 8 is a tight tunnel shot slightly downhill.
Hole 16 has an elevated basket on a stump.

The predator baskets leave a little to be desired. They are not bad, just not as good as all the others. Front nine tee pads are a little wonky.

Overall a very good course. Lots of variety. Some big bombers and some shorter holes.

The park - Beautiful course with a nice stream running through most of the park. Lots of bathrooms and trash cans and other amenities. It's always a bonus to have restrooms nearby.

Baskets - Though there are two types of baskets (Innova on the front and Predator on the back) both are good and catch very well.

Interesting shots - There are some neat holes out there. Some longer , bomber holes. Some short , techy shots. And I would say that there are a couple of just really pretty shots that could pass as "signature holes". I'm a big fan of hole 8 that plays over the creek. There is a giant willow tree that could come into play here and the tee shot is scenic.

Flow - Each hole moves into the next without having to search for them . And none of the holes really interfere with others.

Signs - There are signs. they aren't amazing , but the distance on them seems to be close. A little bit of feedback though; The red on those signs is almost impossible to read from any kind of distance at all. There is also a nice map of the entire park at hole 1.

The front 9 doesn't have one level tee pad. Hole 9's tee pad feels like a skateboard ramp. And yeah, they are concrete tee pads, but they feel very slick because of the way they were broomed. Also, about half of the tee pads on the front don't point to the actual holes at all. Not a giant deal, but they are narrow pads so moving to one side or another isn't really an option.
The back 9 has incomplete tee pads. Most of them are framed in plastic pads with weird ridges on them. We opted to tee off from outside of the boxes instead. They were unusable.

The sign posts are ENTIRELY too close to the front of the tee boxes. Dangerously so on several holes. metal framed tee signs shouldn't be a foot from the end of a tee pad.

A lot of the course was very, very wet and had tons of standing water. I know this can't be helped, but it is a negative.

This is pretty "Typical' disc golf course . Nothing terrible. Nothing crazy exciting. Worth a play if you are in that area, but I am not sure I would go to JUST play this course. Maybe throw this and Winchester and Richmond together on an outing to say you played all three?

To bump this up to a "good" or "very good" course, I would say that the tee pads need to be finished, the signs should be moved to the back of the tee pads, and the front pads need to be leveled out.
As it stands, this course is pretty typical park golf.

nice layout with enough trees to make it challenging.
back nine have the predator baskets with the handy tops that point to the next hole.

some of newly paved tees are unlevel. Had mis-steps on 3 of these.
Missed a great opportunity here as it wouldn't have taken much effort to level the tees. first nine don't have next tee markers so need to carry course map.

We preferred the back nine as the holes were a more comfortable length and the trees provided shade and more interesting fairways.

18 holes in a beautiful park. Fun for beginners but also some challenging holes. Always a good time had on this course with a few holes where a creek comes into play. A few holes involve going around trees or in my case hitting them.

Great for beginners but very experienced players may not find it challenging enough.

18 nicely placed holes throughout a park.
A few play beside or over a creek.
A par of 58. 29 on each Front or Back 9.

Some holes could have been placed better.
People sometimes park close to baskets or tee boxes.