- Nice mix of technical and open shots
- Concrete tee pads and some have trash can and benches
- Fairly easy to navigate
- Good signage on the course

- No park signs pointing where the course is within the park (yet)
- Fairly easy to lose a disc from the mid spring to mid fall

There were a few shots that made me actually think a little and the trees can be quite the determine to your drive. Given a few more years this could be one of the best courses in the KC metro.

*Majority of the holes offered varying routes
*Elevation was used where it could be
*Interesting pin placement
*Some bomber holes
*Technical approaches

*No concrete tees (scheduled to change)
*Slightly repetitive
*Fairly remote
*Poor access

Most holes are a tunnel shot drive, to a pick-a-route fairway, to a short putt. Varying level of difficulty throughout the course. A big arm, or a good technical player could bogey some holes, but very few ace opportunities.

Even though I would consider this a tree course, the fairways are very fair; always had decent options. Multiple pin placements visible on many of the holes appears the course could be much longer. Decent use of elevation although there wasn't much available. Most holes had decent guardian trees that up the approach challenge. Good balance between left and right approaches. Length was good, only a couple holes where they were short enough most players could bird and those had challenging tree setups.

The holes tended to get a little redundant, tunnel tree shots followed up by a guarded approach shot. The rough is made of up of a lot of hedge apple and black thorn which can get nasty. Course is a little new and the tees are just dirt tees and were a little nasty in the current conditions (melting snow). Navigation wasn't intuitive I was glad we had a map on our phones

Nice addition to the Johnson County disc golf scene, once the tees are laid the rating will increase. The course definitely has a personality and while there was some redundancy, you never got the sense you were just throwing back and fourth. Water only came into play on 17 and one guy in my threesome did park one on the thin ice. As did the group in front of us. A few of the holes had unique settings 14 was guarded by a ring of large trees laid on the ground, and 12? had an elevated basket.