The scenery: the course is adjacent to the Vantaa river (I believe it is the Vantaa), so the location is very nice in certain parts. After hole 5 the course becomes rolling green hills and very spacious. Other facilities are nearby such as a uimahalli (swimming hall) where you can sauna afterwards. There are really only two long holes, specifically hole 17, but because a good part of the course is open you can work on your long rang throws.

The first five holes are not very good and sort of packed into each other with a fence to your right and the river to your left (so accuracy is key). The tee off areas are in need of improvement and signage is definitely needed.

There is no indication of par for each hole and the baskets do not have a top ring. Basically, each hole is marked on the basket with a number, so in certain parts you do need to walk up to the hole to make sure you are throwing at the correct hole or look around to find the right basket.

There is also no tee off for hole 18, and other players there told me the 18th hole was removed. It is next to the tee off for hole 1, so you can use the 18th basket for practice if you want.

Unless others have played before you that day then it might be difficult to follow the course path since there are no visible signs for each hole. So sometimes you may have to find either the basket or the tee off area to know where to go.

The start of the course is not marked.

An easy way to find the course is to go to the Siltamäen uimahalli and walk to the nearby park next to the river. The start of the course is next to the parking lot by the tennis courts and football field. The first five holes wrap around the fence of the football field. The remaining holes work through the middle of the park and starting at hole 15 you need to work your way back to play holes 16 and 17 (the walk to hole 17 will be long, and this hole is also the longest in length... I would say par 5).