This is a decent disc golf course. Very small and compact. The course is good for beginners, not long holes. Next to beautiful Greenwood lake.

Because this course is made up of a lot of criss-cross holes, it cant really support more then a few disc golfers at once. Baskets are not the greatest. Has a lot of non-disc golfers there to walk dogs and just enjoy it as a small park. It is a really small course. Signage and course directions is a bit confusing.

Signs for basket distances are only in meters. Pars are very easy. The holes that should all be par 3 but are par 4 or even par 5.

This course is on a relatively small amount of land, the designer really did the best he could with what he had to work with. The course is mostly short but there are still fun/ challenging holes to play.

Other Pros:
- risk/reward: water in play
- some long/short tee position
- adequate tee signs (short postion only)
- perfect for a quick 18 or finese players

The biggest problem is the cramped layout. There are crossing fairways and throws near other tees.

Other Cons:
- baskets have seen better days
- if the park is busy many holes may be unplayable

The navigation seemed confusing at first because you can see several tees from your last basket, but the tee signs have large metal numbers on them, so you just need to find your next number (easily seen from front and back.)

I played the course in the early morning and had the place to myself. I had a good time but as more people were arriving at the park I was thinking that the play could be very difficult with the small area.

Fun little course with some flaws.