Great for all players...fun for beginners and experienced players. Every hole is a possible ace. I've aced #5 twice, and hit the basket/chains on 1,3,4,5,6,8, and 9.

Can get crowded, but the worst part is the skate park near holes 1, 2, and 3. Most of the skaters are jerks...if you throw your plastic into the fenced park a few different things can happen:
-Rarely they'll help you out and toss you your disc
-They'll completely ignore it and make you walk all the way around to the entrance on the other side of the park
-They'll pick it up and throw it in whichever direction they please.

Not a bad course at all, they recently moved holes 6 and 7 across the street at the south end of the course. The new layout is fine, but the area is pretty sketchy. Its all mud and the area floods whenever it rains. If I can get out to Riverbend I will always go there, but if I lack the time or gas westlake isn't a bad option.

Nice and conviently located in the city of Grand Junction. Grass with cement tees. Great course to pick up an ace.

Can get pretty crowed in the evenings. Play through a park with walking path and playground.

New person friendly, good to teach beginners on and introduce them to the game, without fear of losing a disc right out the gate. Great to practice Putts, putter drives, and midranges for the pro and advanced players.
Putter and Mid-ranges Only per city rules

Sometimes there is poor drainage and muddy tee areas at times.

This newly remodeled course is awesome and it's exciting that it has returned to the valley.
This used to be a really fun course 12 hole course that could easily be made into 18 holes, Unfortunately, careless players with bad etiquette got the course mostly pulled because of destruction to fences and private property. The final straw was a player throwing his disc off of a roof of a home and then damaging the home owners car. Glad the city gave this course a second chance.