Another course to play ... that's good for everybody.

Flow is easy -- the course is easy to follow and basically works in a circle-to-the-left way throughout the entire 9 holes. Baskets are in great shape, and informational signage is new and in great shape. No directional signage available, but remember, none is really needed.

On a sunny day about half the course is shaded.

I can play 18 holes (the entire course 2x) in about an hour if I play alone.

The water on holes 6 and 7 (creek bed) does not pose a real problem. I've been there several times already and have not lost a disc. It would be tough, actually, to lose a disc on this course.

Okay, it's a short course - except for hole #7. I have no problem with what is pretty much a pitch-and-putt course. It's not a championship course - so what. It does make very smart use of the limited space available.

The course map on this site is really of no value at all ... but not very necessary. Again, course flow is good.

On holes 3-through-9 I use the asphalt walking path as a tee. Could do the same on hole #1. Just a thought, but there are no real tee boxes at this park, at least not yet.

Thanks to Troy for installing the course. It's a good clean park, with plenty of restrooms, plenty of trash cans, and a fun little 9-hole course. Enjoy.