New course with great baskets. Solid footing for the tee box with rubber mats. It offers a place to play in an area where the courses are few and far between. Fairly easy to follow. Some holes require a little thought and accuracy to not go over a couple of fences or into OB areas, particularly on a windy day like I had. I suspect the area is no stranger to wind. Smart play will win out. Probably you'll be the only disc golfer out there.

If there is a soccer game, or games, forget playing because cars will be parked heavily in play and the soccer players and fans will definitely eliminate other holes, so it's not worth considering if soccer is in the forecast. I also found out that the steel roof on hole 5 (I think) is a disc eater, especially in the wind. Discs that go up there are extremely hard to get, unless your toting a tall ladder with you, so keep the disc low and beware of the wind.

It's great that there is a course there to break up a long drive. It isn't a destination course but worth a quick stop if your traveling through. Always my thanks to anyone who puts a course anywhere, especially in an unexpected are like this. Wind and fences will be the main concern, trees, not so much. 100% flat. It will not wear you out.