The last 9 holes were fantastic with well marked hole placement and great concrete tee offs!

Holes #3-6 & 8-13 were fun too play with great elevation and you could really unleash your heavy drives with the super wide open fairways!

Hole #14 was completely missing! most of the tees were missing the signage and we could not figure out where we were going. For some holes we had to make up our own tees because we could not find anything that looked like a tee off or even a sign to show us where we could throw from! The baskets were old and really need repair! the water shots were terrible because of the gross state of the water!

The park was filthy and there was trash everywhere! and when you think your disk has just lande in some tall grass NOPE! it fell in some nasty swamp like water that you would never go in because the smell of the water is repulsive!

we spent more time wandering around trying to find where to tee-off from then we did actually playing the course and it really dampened the day for us!

To really give an accurate review I must break it into 2 separate reviews. Holes 1-18 are basically wide open holes. Very hard to find tees, and the signs are not much help. (When there was a sign) One hole was missing, and later I found out they moved it for a putting basket. (which I never did find) Good use of elevation changes and nice choices for pin locations. Holes 19-27 are a different story. These holes have very good signs, nice concrete tee-pads. And the holes were well designed and use distance and accuracy perfectly, however this portion of the park is used by many, many non disc golfers, making it tough to throw around the crowds. I think I would enjoy this course more if everything was more well defined in the beginning 18 and less crowded on 19-27. I have heard/read that some changes have taken place in course layout since I last visited.