-The stone tee markers are easy to see and appear professional helping to give the course and sport visibility.
- You can ace darn near everything
- It was the only course in the area until Eastpointe opened.

-Set in a clean multiuse park
-Multiple holes throw down or across walking trails
-Super duper short and pancake flat.
-Despite having a wall it is possible to reach the expressway on one hole. 7 I think it is.
-This really is a 12 hole course with alternate tees or a course with a set of longs and shorts. NOT 24.
-Where you tee off of concrete tees they are very small.
-Some of the tees are located on the asphalt path that circles the park. Path Tee three seems to slope downhill. The path is painted giving the surface a weird feel and being 2 different teeing surfaces feels odd.
-11 and 23 are the exact same hole. So now even if it was 24 its now 23...
-In a number of cases these holes desperately need next tee signs or something like that. Overall the navigation wasn't truly horrible but it wasn't fantastic either.
-5 and 17 are also a little problematic with the neighboring houses and their fences.

This park is often swarming with walkers. They like to walk against the flow of the disc golf course causing delays and while out there I have seen other disc golfers be courteous to them while the walkers be rude. Then I have also seen throwers just throw since the walkers can "see" the disc. This park is a liability to the city and the sport as a whole and I would not be sad if it was pulled for safety.