Concrete tee pads, well-manicured grounds, good mix of holes. The course plays really well. In fact, not having been there and not knowing what to expect I was pleasantly surprised. I'll definitely make a return trip as the course offered a challenge while still being a clean municipal park. Sometimes not having to worry about throwing a disc in the woods can be soothing.
These is a map online- I would suggest keeping it up on your phone or printing it as it can be confusing as to where you are headed next and how long the holes are. (Both important bits of information.)
Baskets are decent and catch well- no issues there.

No signage as mentioned. May have been at one time but there is at least a post with a number. Also, this is a community park and there are other patrons there- some of the areas overlap into the fairways. We waited while a nice gentleman ambled through the fairway on 13 (not a big deal) but we could not throw off the 17 tee as there was a woman fishing the pond there and we could have hit her. We threw off the nearby footpath instead. So if you like the secluded walk-in-the-woods, by yourself amid the wildlife this isn't the course for you.

As I mentioned- low expectations going in but very positive upon completion. Really liked the integration of the ponds into the layout as they were not necessarily in play. You could take the risk and save a stroke or two if you are confident or you can take a safer route and still par/birdie the hole. We did lose a disc to the water gods but it was due to a completely horrid throw that almost seemed purposeful. LOL
Really liked it- we played the course then followed up with a round at Englewood since it's like 10 minutes away. That made for a great day of frolf and will likely be a do-over. Play the course- you won't be disappointed.

Good mix of fairly open holes. Baskets and tee pads are in good shape. Nice layout for not having many elevation changes to work with. Park has restrooms. New wooded holes have been added, to give this course 24 holes.

The wooded holes could use a little maintence, to open up fairways and give players more room around the tee pads.

Very nice concrete tees in a clean, busy park compliment a truely fantastic disc golf course. Long holes over nice grass and rolling hills gives players with consistent rollers a great opportunity to birdie. A couple holes play over water, but they aren't unreasonable to clear or avoid. The 6 extra holes are tighter than the rest of the course adding some needed variety. Course flows nicely.

There is goose poop everywhere.

Park is very busy with non-golfers on weekends during the summer. Some fairways become crowded with people fishing the water hazards.