Brand new Discatcher baskets. The land is scenic and well maintained. There are bathrooms on site, picnic table and a pavilion. The city has installed nice signage at each teepad.

This course leaves a lot to be desired. Holes 1 and 2 are arguably the best two holes on the property and they play directly through each other which can be a large safety concern. Hole 4 needs a minimum of 4-6 trees cut to make a viable line to the basket. The angles to the basket on hole 5 and 7 are very odd and do not seem to have a typical disc flight path in mind. Hole 9 forces a 80ish foot layup out of the woods to allow you to attack the basket. On a 259ft hole this is very odd and unnecessary. This is also the prettiest green on the whole course which is a shame. The tee pads are 2' x 2' and are filled with a sawdusty sand type mixture which is something I haven't seen before. It can be a safety concern due to unstable ground. The flow is ok but some next tee signs would help with the navigation from 6 to 7 where you have to cross a bridge. Standing water is always an issue in the field by holes 5 and 6.

When I first heard of this course going in I was very excited. Disc Golf isn't prevalent in Seminole County at all and I was hoping this would be a nice addition. The property itself has enough room for a very serviceable 9 hole course but it fell drastically short of its potential. Since this course is relatively new, I hope that the course designer can work with other experienced players in the area to make this course design better. As it stands, it is nothing more than an large practice area with nice new baskets which is all I will use it for.