Not really many pros to this course other than there is a course. A couple of the more wooded holes force a line to hit and the last few holes in the open offer some distance and a water hazard on hole #9. Beginner/Rec friendly and a good warm up before heading out to the much larger and andvanced course at Inspiration Hills.

My biggest complaint with this course is that the design did not utilize as much of the woods throughout the park that could have been used to make this a really fun 9 hole. There does, however, seem to be enough land to make a full 18 hole course down the road. The tee pads are extremely small and offer no run-up. The pads are also raised and provide a safety hazard for tripping or rolling an ankle. Some holes play too close to each other with baskets and next tees not set far enough apart from each other. Park space is not an issue so there should have been no reason for cramming holes close to each other. The park is subject to flooding if the river gets too high.

This course is fine, albeit with flaws, for a small town course. I would give this course a slightly better rating if the tee pads weren't such a hazard and if more thought was put in to the design. I don't understand why they would pull the baskets during winter as the park is pretty flat and could easily be played during the winter. Whoever designed the course must not have consulted with anyone who really knows the sport to address these issues before the course was installed.