Nice area. Grounds are maintained due to it being a business park. It's pleasant walking around.

Seemingly a variety of shots (would not know for sure as some holes couldn't be located).

Forget trying to navigate this place if you don't have a local you will never find several tees and baskets. It seems super easy "I'm walking in a circle around a lake"... Think again.

That said, there is no signage, missing tees, and the holes in the woods will mystify you that there is a difference between fairway and not the fairway. It is completely overgrown to the point that I found discs a couple feet away from the walking path where someone clearly just gave up.

The main paths will be covered in those giant spiders and their webs. It is a place of nightmares if you aren't a bug collector.

There are no amenities at all.

None.

No tee pads. No signage. NO technicality.

This "course" just looks like someone took some tax money, bought some baskets, and popped them into the ground around a strange timeshare office building thing. I was pretty bummed about the lack of signage since I spent most of my time there wandering around looking for the little orange landscaping flags that marked the tees. I understand it's a new course, but even some laminated paper signs or spray paint on the grass directing people would be passable.