Multiple tees, dynamic terrain, challenging, well placed

Faster moving water (river) on many holes, a few holes have poor tee pads, indefinitely wet in certain walk-ways, typically unsatisfactory maintenance on holes 5 & 6, lacks simple sineage, needs updates

With a better maintenance budget, this course could be top notch. Very intimidating on your first few rounds due to the fact that water is in-play for 90% of the holes, but exhilarating after the fear fades. Bug spray is a must every round. Plenty of trees and obstacles with regularily dynamic terrain make it a fun course regardless of your score. Playground, rain shelters, and brick & mortar restrooms are on-site near hole 1.

River comes into play on the first hole, concrete dual teepads, some narrow wooded holes, beautiful park.

Teepads were a little short for my liking, no signs so I had no idea where I was going(followed the group ahead of me). Almost cut a guy's head off because you have to walk right into the fairway on hole 6(I think it was?). and it is very wooded for two holes so I never saw him til the last second. Rest of the holes are fairly open.

It says the river comes into play on a few holes but really you throw over it on holes 1 and 3, and then it just runs beside you on the other holes. Anyone with a little experiece should be able to keep it out of the drink. and its only a couple feet deep anyway. Overall nice course, but could use some money put into a little refresh.

This course is set in a well-maintained city park. There are restrooms and an outhouse, and multiple benches/picnic tables. It is a multiuse park, so watch out for pedestrians. The tees are all concrete with wooden planks at the front listing the hole number, length, and a sponsor.

The park was very naturally beautiful, with the trees, creek, and fallen leaves. All the holes have a moderate amount of scattered trees, forcing you to think about your shot and vary it for each hole.

My favorite hole was #7. The drive is guarded by many mature trees and the fairway slopes upward and narrows to the basket at the top of the hill.

Except for #2 and #6, all the holes are short.
Getting to the basket on hole #1 is annoying - you have to go across a bridge to the left and then down a steep path.
The holes across the creek are all similar; short holes with the creek right in the middle.

It's called River Rock due to the giant rock in the middle of the creek, but it's located in Mineral Springs Park.

-multiple concrete tees
-lots of water
-lots of trees

-can get congested on a nice day

A good course for the beginning player or to work on your approach game. For the most part, the holes can be reached with a putter or mid-range. #2 is 400+ feet. Small creek comes into play on 5 of the holes. Nice variety of shot shapes and tight/open holes.

If it's not busy, you can knock this course out in less than half an hour.