Has been a good course to learn the game of disc golf and has some pretty cool holes.

tree in front of almost every basket very few ace runs. lots of drunks under baskets and on random park benches but that's what makes it interesting...

pretty good use of the local park!

Well maintained park. Good signage. Space is well utilized.

Not particularly challenging. No elevation change. Some walks to tees require you to walk through other fairways. The one water hazard in the park could have been better used.

This is overall a good course. It is well designed and fun to play even for more advanced players (but it is really suited to beginner players). The main issue with this course is that it just isn't a particularly challenging course. But it definitely makes the most of the space available.

-Gorgeous Mountain Views
-Nice setting. Pretty Lake. Lush Grass. Clean
-Some challenging Pins.
-Long concrete Tee Pads
-Easy Park and Play In-town location.

-Yes there are non-players about.
-No this is not a hard-core players layout.
-Some of the holes get repetitive
-The par 2 and par 4s can be ignored. Just play all 3s.

-Play this course on a less windy, less crowded day.

-My first love is for technical, player designed courses.
But this is a REALLY pleasant alternative. Maybe this means the course is not for everyone, but try it:
Just mellow out and enjoy A Nice Walk in the Park.

This course plays in the cleanest city park you'll ever find. There's not hardly a branch lying on the ground yet alone any trash or litter. Lovely Colorado snow-capped moutains sit off in the distance. It has some of the best, more informative tee signs anywhere, laminated actual pictures of the hole which are bolted onto to the tee pads. All 18 pictures were there and would be fairly hard to remove or vandalize. The pads are plenty big enough. The course forces you to roll especially on hole # 4 which has an anhyser mando shot around a tree.

Nothing real major, there is one crossing fairway. The park is flat, they've done a nice job with what they have to work with. # 6 has an alternative throw over a small pond.

I think it's kinda strange that five of the holes are (in my humble opinion) mis-marked, as to their pars. Holes 2, 9, 10 and 12 are all listed as par 4's and all are between 381 and 411 ft. So I guess they would play as 3 and 1/2's. All could be eagled with a big tee off and a nice putt! And then there is # 6, from the "A" is a 246 ft. par 2 with the basket hidden a tree. I'd normally call that a par 3.
A police station borders the course. I believe this explains the well kept appearance of the park.