Not all 1.0 ratings are equal, in my book. Sometimes a 1.0 indicates a bad layout, hazardous conditions for players or pedestrians, or poor upkeep. Central Park is none of those. It's simply a putt putt course that isn't designed to challenge 99% of disc golfers. It's there for lunch break fun for workers at the office park or avid Triangle area course baggers who want to notch tracks and aces. So while the lack of a challenge, disc or shot variety puts it at the low end of the DGCR rating system, this is a super fun tiki track that I would gladly play again on a lazy Saturday.

+ Aces! All 9 holes are extremely aceable. You'll feel the pang of regret if you leave here without getting one. This course should be thought of like putt putt golf: par is really 2, and you'll want an ace or two to feel like it was a good round.

+ Tees are marked with wooden hole number markers (except I didn't see hole #1's). Navigation is simple and follows the UDisc course map.

+ The trees are used well to provide some obstacles and variety on the holes.

+ Nice new baskets.

- Simple 9-hole tiki course. You shouldn't carry more than putters. The longest hole is 148 feet (downhill). 5 holes longer than 100 feet, 4 shorter. The shortest hole is only 65 feet.

I hit 2 of the baskets before finally carding an ace on hole #9. Even at 120 feet, it's exciting to see the disc fly in from the tee! If you want something fun to do (for as little or as long as you want) on a weekend, try out Central Park and rack up those aces!