4'x6' concrete teepads on 15 of 21 holes. Clear signage on every hole. Directions to next tee on every hole. Decent mix of righty and lefty shots. Decent mix of open fairways and tight wooded fairways. Decent mix of length. Creek comes into strategic play on several holes. Very pretty, superbly-maintained park.

High grass on holes 6-11 across the street can get high during mid-summer - not mowed enough on these back holes only.

Course starts in open park area with little obstacles, then moves to a tall grassy field which adds difficulty, then finally ends through tightly wooded areas. I love the course layout.

A few holes in the beginning are right by busy roads. You'll occasionaly land a disc in the middle of the street or get the teenage kid honking his horn as you're about to putt. I like it much better when traffic isn't heavy.

A lot of geese roaming around means a lot of geese poop on the ground. It's EVERYWHERE! It's really the only problem I have when I play here.

- Great signage; red arrows located throughout the course makes it very easy to navigate
- Fairways neatly manicured
- Rare to find a 20-hole course in the Chicago-land burbs.
- Nice variety: Starts out as your typical short park course, then you move across the street to an open space with a few longer holes, then you move back across the street into the woods (low ceiling shots)
- Good use of terrain: a little creek comes into play and some baskets are placed atop small hills

- While there are 20 holes, you will find yourself throwing the same shot over and over again (this problem, however, applies to many area courses).

This course is a lot of fun. A lot of thought and care appears to have been put into it's design and maintenance, which is very much appreciated. ... This time of year, the wooded area is ankle deep in fallen leaves so pay very close attention to where your disc lands.