The course: Huge concrete Tee pads and Disc Catcher baskets. Long and short Tee pads. Water stations and plenty of benches. Good mix of long (500'+) and short (300'+/-) holes. Good use of tree islands and elevated baskets as well as a strategically placed boulder add a little more challenge to what would otherwise be a very flat, open and dull course.

The Park: Restrooms, picnic shelter, playground, fishing lakes, bike and walking trails on site for a full day of family recreation.

Only nine holes (so far). No hole distances listed on Tee markers. Only temporary markers indicating the way to the next hole's Tee pad. This is a brand new course so I assume permanent markers are in the works. Not much elevation change.

This is a nicely done recreational course for the novice to intermediate player. As such I think that the designer(s) did a really good job of using the space and terrain that they were given to work with. I heard rumor that future plans call for expanding the course to 18 holes, I hope the rumor is true.

I gave this course a 4 rating keeping in mind that it is meant to be a family/recreational course and not a pro or destination course.