A neat little neighborhood oasis park within a larger metropolitan area. Nice to feel in a bit of nature.

Pretty typical park style course that carves a few memorable holes through a generally open area via OB sidewalks and mature pines. Presumably an old golf course where you often play through the trees separating the old golf fairways.

Holes 1 through 5 wind around and over a little lake which creates a bit more danger and some picturesque greens.

There are two sets of tee pads for longs and shorts.

Course is mostly pretty open shots back and forth across a field with a couple of trees to miss.

Drains very poorly after rains.

Layouts on signage and UDisc do not match each other and neither is exactly correct.

Normal entrance is closed. Best to park in the development on the other side of the course, though parking is limited and I wouldn't feel comfortable leaving valuables in my car.

DGPT Silver Series layout is sort of a safari layout and not all baskets and tee pads are in the ground. Current layout is easier with more par 3s.