Great for people learning the game, like myself. I enjoy playing the course very much. ---Great Starter Course-- but also good for people trying to brush up on their game. Hole 1 and 3 will make you think before throwing because of the pond, it's a disk magnet. Hole #2 is great because the basket is hidden behind brush and trees so it can't be seen from the tee box. Just makes me want to learn how to throw different shots better. Hole #4 is the only Par 4 of the course but soon found out that throwing pass the newly planted trees near the playground is out-of-bounds so time for a new plan. Hole #5 is tricky because if you dont throw it straight you're going to hit a tree or end up in the creek. Hole #6 is a tunnel of low hanging trees so control is the key to this hole. #7 seems easy enough but the road to the left of it is out of bounds so the only way of getting a birdie is going straight up the gut which isn't to easy because of the trees, that leave you little room for mistake. Hole #8 has to big trees that the branches hang so low that you have about a 3 - 4 foot game to throw to the basket if you're trying to birdie but i find this hole one of my favorites. #9 is the shortest of all of them under 200 feet. Only bad part is the basket is right next to the creek but its not really deep so no worries about losing your discs. I gave this course a nice rating because its very good for people wanting to learn the game.

Its a shame they could only do 9 holes do to the size of the park.

The park has plenty to do other then disc golf and plenty of shade from all the Oak trees that cover a big portion of the course and park. I recommend this course for anyone wanting to learn the game.