* Some nice long holes
* Some interesting holes
* Some good elevation changes

* Small tee pads, some of them elevated so you worry about slipping off the front or side.
* With the removal of several trees (and the mando ball field) some of the holes have become very interchangeable.
* There are a next hole moments where it's really helpful to see a group ahead of you and track them.

Good, open course in a park by Boomer Lake. Always mowed and well taken care of. A few holes have really good elevation change. Hole 10 is 700+ feet downhill and really allows you to throw a BOMB! Overall a really fun course. If you don't mind playing amongst the cowboys, you're good!

In Stillwater, home of the Cowboys. Just kidding. The only con I saw was some unecessary walking from baskets to the next tee pad.

There are plenty of college chicks excersing in the park.

Great long distant shots, Water hazard, and usually windy. So the challenge is great!

Some par 3's such as hole 10 is 729 feet! And the wind picks up a lot on some of the open field holes.

Great course to play and a great challenge for beginners and pros alike

GReat "Homey" Stillwater course. Open holes w/ long drawn out drives w/ elevation.
-can really let 'em sail
-good variety of throws
-mostly long and open but tightens back up when it feels like gettin freaky
-#7 sick lake shot from the tee, super rad - #10 step up to get yo rep up, long down hill 729' do ur pushups son
-good use of the limited wooded areas

-long walks between holes
-knucklehead college hangout "Yeah frisbee golf dudes"
-awkward tee box sizes(not no thang..)
-majority of the park is on the one giant hill

Fun course when ur on, frustrating course when ur off...Figure out the elements and huck 'em down this awesome hill!

This is a really open course except for just a handful of holes. Even though this is at the lake, there are only 2, maybe 3 holes where the water actually comes into play. If you aren't feeling adventurous, the really difficult water hole (#7) has an alternate tee on the south side of the bridge. Few holes along roads.

The signage tries to be helpful, but it is still confusing some times. I've played this course a handful of times and still have a hard time navigating it. The map isn't necessarily useful most of the time. Don't throw into the Army Reserves parking lot - you'll not want to jump the fence and they won't get it for you. The missing concrete pad for tee box at #10 makes trying to get 700+ feet even more difficult.

I really like this course and it isn't too difficult for beginners. It could use some additional signage for navigation purposes. It's a nice, open, windy Oklahoma course.

Very long and open course. It is a great compliment to the other course across town(Hoyt Grove). Gives a player a chance to see how much distance he/she can achieve without worring too much about hitting a tree. Didn't lose too many discs after playing this course for a semester. Nice shot variety, distance, and all par 3's, what else can you ask for?

The walk between some holes are too far. Designer should have kept that in mind. Missing a few tee pads here and there and some of the baskets are getting pretty old. The wind is always blowing out there, but it is with you half the time.

Plays around a nice lake and it is usually always kept nice and mowed. Bring a water disc if you feel like giving seven a shot. There is an alternate tee on the other side of the pond though. Print off the map and bring if it is your first time. It helped me.

Lots of parking and not really any wait to play. Good mix of short and long holes, with a good mix of very open holes and some technical ones. Nice Tees and baskets.

Every hole is par three. So a roughly 275 foot hole (hole 17) in the open is the same as a 725 foot hole (hole 10). some holes are missing signs now and hole 9 is missing a tee and is replaced by a huge hole =/.

There is a good mix of new and advanced players and by hole 16 there is a house that has free water and a siting area available. also there is only one place to really lose a disc which is hole 7 because its a water shot, but they have a alternate tee if you want to avoid it......most use the alternate tee because its a crazy shot.

Definitely had some recent renovations this year. All of the missing signs have been replaced with tournament markers that provide the hole number and distance to the pin. This course is very open and offers several long holes that test your driving abilities.

Aside from the water hole (#7, which can now be played from an alternate tee), passing cars near some of the later holes, and random trees that seem to devour discs, not too much to complain about. Be careful when finishing up on the last stretch to avoid hurling your disc to the left of the course as it is populated with houses.

Overall this was a good course. Don't plan on going on Sundays in the afternoon unless you plan on playing in a tournament.