-I live in Toledo, so this course is pretty close to my house. I wouldn't travel to play here, but it's a nice place to throw some discs if you live nearby.
-The baskets are in great condition
-The tee pads are nice

-The signs are too close to the tee pads, so much that I had to alter my throw to avoid hitting them with my hand.
-Hole 2 plays right through the middle of a playground, so if there are kids playing in the park you'll have to wait or just skip the hole.
-Hole 7 plays right through the middle of a soccer field, so if it's in use you'll have to wait or skip the hole.

Brentwood is a 45 acre park that is mainly focused around baseball and soccer. It's flat and wide open, making the only real challenge the wind.

+ Concrete tees and very basic signs on every hole.

+ It's a place to throw, I guess you can bring a newbie out here. I really don't have many good things to say about this course...

- You can count on one hand how many trees come into play. It's a wide open and boring, even for a beginner. I played on an afternoon with 30 MPH wind gusts so that added some challenge, but on a normal day, it's way too easy.

- Most tees are way too close to the previous basket. If there's someone else on the course, watch your back!

- Tee signs are way too close to the tee pad. If you're 6'4 with long arms like myself, you'll have to tee off in front of the pad.

This is probably one of my shorter reviews, but there's not much to say. It's open, flat, and boring. Maybe bring a kite with you for some entertainment.