First off I want to say the Park is very nice. It has a dog park and a red rock walking trail that runs through the entire disc golf course. Some good views of the water. Tee signs are good and they have arrows pointing you in the direction of the next tee box.

Course is heavily wooded , to the point where you don't pick a line you want to take you just step up throw the disc and pray you don't hit one of the 200 trees in between you and the basket. If that isn't enough some of these holes are 400+ in a heavily wooded course with no real fairway makes this near impossible to par. While they do have newer tee signs, more than not the basket is so far away you have no real clue in what direction you should be throwing other than the way the tee pad faces . On courses like these I think the baskets should be a bright color or have some sort of indicater for you to be able to locate them from a distance.

Overall the park is awesome , the layout on the disc golf course requires alot of luck even for a skilled player. If your in the area you should play it to see for yourself but definitely not a course I would drive out of my way to play.