This is a great course for beginners or for a quick game. The holes are fairly short, but offer some good challenges (i.e. dog legs, trees, elevated baskets, and downhill fairways). There is very little brush, so when I have to go dig out my disc I'm not fighting my way through vines.

The course is all the way on the backside of the park and the signage is limited.

Hole #2 is always muddy and wet.

The park has plenty of room for this course to be expanded into 18 holes, and could probably hold a second course like Rotary Park in Huntington.

- Easy to navigate signage, both to the start of the course itself and from one hole to the next.

- Decent variety for such a compact course, with elevation changes, multiple shot shapes, and tight technical approaches through the trees.

- Minimal congestion, usually having the course to yourself.

- Course is relatively short and probably not much of a challenge for advanced players.

- Hole signage doesn't reflect distance or hole layout.

- At only nine holes with only one alternate tee, the course can get pretty repetitive.

- Old archery target on Hole 2 in middle of the fairway, despite adding "character," is pretty annoying.

Living in Hurricane and working in Charleston, Little Creek is probably my "home course." Though it leaves a lot to be desired for more advanced players, I think it's great that the city has invested the time, money, and space into developing this course for the community. It's a great place to learn the game, and it's a fairly convenient location from anyone visiting the general Charleston area. If you're swinging through and looking for a quick round, it's definitely worth playing, but in all honesty is probably not worth a dedicated trip by itself.