Great for beginners. All Par 3's which is great to learn your mid-range and putting. You barely need to use a driver on this course.

No trees to interfere with shots.

Course is very windy. Tee boxes are over grown, and hard to find. I had to use an iPhone app to find proper locations. Some areas are very hilly (especially hole 6). Be careful with pedestrians using the park, the course runs through an active park where people jog, walk, and ride their bikes.

-The baskets look new and unused
-Easy access, next to I-95
-NEW rubber tees on every hole
-The lake on "hole 8" is fairly dry during the summer...

-Windy
-Holes r not numbered
-Some of the baskets r within feet of water or a cliff making ideal to lose ur discs
-There was tall grass above waist and minor bushes within feet of the baskets making it hard to find the discs if they land there
-The tall grass im talking about is the type u dont want to go to find ur disc... its thick and there might be plants and animals u rather avoid within...
-The condition of the course the day i played is described above... i mean the fairways r cut, but shank it one way and ur disc its gone... the wind can easily take ur disc further

Avoid playing at this course... u r guaranteed to lose all of ur discs before u finish..... especially beginners, too many obstacles surrounding the baskets (water, cliff, tall grass)... though if ur a pro this course might be suitable for u...

UPDATE.: i came here today and like the user above said, new rubber tees r being built on every hole... all tees r done... In addition, holes 5 and 7 have two tees... based on where the tees were placed and the downloadable map available in this website, the holes seem to be 150' - 300' long, rather short for disc golf... i posted an updated, more accurate map of how the course runs more or less... i also uploaded new pictures
i lost 3 discs in one round, just warning u guys...