- This course is in a nice setting against a river, and has some challenging looking lines.
- The equipment here is great, with brand new Mach X baskets along with nice and even tee pads, making it enticing to play.

- No signage at all.
I cannot overstate how frustrating this made this experience. The only things that are labeled at the hole number circles on top of the baskets.
There is no course map, no arrows pointing to the next tee,and the tees aren't labeled, nor are there any tee signs.
- There was no effort made at all to give any sense of direction on this course. In fact I had to give up looking.
- From the holes I did play, there is a lot of crossover between holes, as well as shared fairway space, which can be bad if it ever gets crowded.

First off whoever uploaded this with the directions into the park did not describe them well. It was very confusing to navigate this park, and took me 15 minutes to find parking (which there is not actual parking btw).
Head through the gated entrance to the park and stay right/straight. Go past the road material building (housing gravel, salt) on your left and make the left following the building. At the next intersection turn right instead of bearing left. (If you get to the boat launch area, turn around and stay straight) Hole 1 will be on your right (next to the fenced off field) . Park off the road across from Hole 1s tee pad on the grass near the park info board.

- I can't believe that someone would spend the money and take the time put in a course with quality materials and equipment and be void of all directions and signage. I was generally excited to play this course, but was immediately frustrated with the layout and lack of direction.

Final verdict : If you have time, try to figure out how to play this course. If you do not, I would skip it until signs are installed. It truly makes this course near unplayable.