-Challenging for all skill levels. Makes you try new things and push your skills.

-Little chance of losing discs at most holes. River presents a minor challenge and encourages accuracy

-A tobacco and alcohol free environment. Good if you don't like smoke or drunks.

-Summer doubles on Wednesday nights, 5PM

-Foot traffic/joggers. Keep an eye out and call 4 where need be.

Most if not all baskets have seen better days, quite a few are lopsided and bent, and some even spin when hit. Most chains rusted.
Baskets heights vary, in addition to their poor condition.

A tobacco/alcohol free environment. Bad if you smoke and/or like to drink while you play.

Illegal dumping of household trash dispersed in the woods really gives this park that Eastern Pennsylvanian charm. This has been cleaned up to some extent, but it still pretty bad.

Gravel tee boxes are a joke and usually are flooded out. Money is slowly being raised for concrete pads. A twisted ankle or worse just waiting to happen.

A few unreasonable par 3's.

Foul odor emanates from the adjacent river once in awhile.

No bathrooms, no water fountains

One log bench

Sketchy people and miscreants walk through regularly

Layout can be very confusing the first time going through

I really hate this place. I keep asking myself why I come back. Challenging for sure, but not really worth the frustration. If you want to hit a great, proper course in eastern PA, make the trek to Prompton State Park. I play here only because its close to where I work. I've been asked twice by locals what I think of the course and they all were mad and got defensive about my answer. Truth hurts! There is not much to be proud of here guys. New baskets and concrete pads will make a HUGE difference. A review of the par scheme is in order as well.