- Free park & parking
- Bathrooms in site
- Concrete and or brick tees with distances etched in the tee pad
- Multiple pins placements
- Landscaped fairways
- Elevation changes throughout course
- Bulletin Board at hole 1

- Free park & parking
- Bathrooms in site
- Concrete and or brick tees with distances etched in the tee pad
- Multiple pins placements
- Landscaped fairways
- Elevation changes throughout course
- Bulletin Board at hole 1

This is the great course for intermediate players, yet fun enough to appeal to more advanced players. Changes in elevation and alternating pin positions add an extra element of difficulty to this shortish course. I thought the front 9 was too wide open and simple, the back 9 was much more fun. As others have noted, the directional signage between holes was pretty much nonexistent. If I hadn't followed/stalked a group of locals the navigation would have been a lot more confusing, but not altogether impossible.

Beware, the parking lot is locked up at dusk, so make sure you finish your round early enough. The exit will be shut by a park municipality worker with you and your car still left inside. Don't get locked in like I almost did as it's more of an interpretation by the park municipality worker that an set time. My overall impression was that it's a "just passing through" type course that has a challenging back 9. I'd play it again if I was in the area.

Concrete teepads with hole info in cement. Low traffic. Nice mix of open fairways and uphill/downhill terrain.

Little difficult to navigate...recommend taking a picture of course map by hole one. A bit overgrown, but tis the season.