Nice short but technical course. Requires a wide range of skills to play effectively and I like that. 18 holes that work perfectly for the redesigning of my game. Good tee boxes. Good challenges. Harder for side-armers like me, but isn't that how we get better?. Compact and fun! In a short couple of months, I've been able to improve my game here and have reached a -5 for my round just last Monday. Baskets are changed often to make each hole more enjoyable and more technical.

Finding the baskets is not easy especially if you are a first-timer and alone. Thankfully, I met up with someone who assisted in the design and everything worked out. Now I can manage solo if need be. Tee Kiosks are poor and barely legible. They need to be updated. Distances seem off from what is labeled.

This course is my weekly visit and is opening new shots because of consistent pin placement changes. I am very happy with this course and how it plays. Still wish for better signage at tees. If you like varying styles of throws in your game, this course has it. Wonderful 18 holes with two great loops for 9!

Great course, cant wait to see the full 18. Good variety. Loved hole 3, basket perfectly circled by trees yet still reachable in two.

Only 9. Lots of red ants. Im sure it can be too hot in summer months.

This looker of a course is situated among a cottonwood tree grove, bordered on one side by a sport complex, and stream on the other. The ground is often times sand, usually around the tees and pins.

Signage was great! Had photos of the hole layout marking the tees and pins, as well as the location of the next tee.

The layout provides you with the opportunity to utilize many different throws and discs. It demands great accuracy with shots from the tee through small windows. Although it's not supremely original, the variety is well above average - 7/10.

In the current layout, Holes 8, 14, & 16 are standouts!

Plenty of parking, plenty of shade, garbage receptacles, Next Tee signs, wood benches (at roughly half the tees). There's been a huge effort here over the last few months to clean up the clutter and debris that used to plague the course. It's looking great!

LOTS of red ants throughout. So be careful where you set your bag/gear/self down.

You have to be wary of pedestrian traffic here as people from the nearby athletic complex and State Park can find themselves meandering down the paths that criss-cross this course. Heads up!

Holes 9 thru 12 can get repetitive as they're similar in the shot you'll throw from the tee. Each of them between 185-210ft, and is a straight throw or one that bends slightly to the right. But in all honesty, I love an Ace Run or two!

The tee pads are weak and don't give you much confidence. Most of them are natural, while a few are concrete, and the rest rubber. The tees are easily the weakest part of this course.

The difficulty is definitely something they had in mind when completing this 18 hole course. Only a couple wide open holes, the rest of them will punish errant drives with their narrow fairways or multitude of bushes and trees to block your way to the chains.

This course is very solid with the potential to rival the best of Flagstaff. What it lacks in elevation change, makes up with clever new layout. The riparian environment is beautiful and raw. I believe this could be a destination course with a few improvements (more interesting layout, more holes, tee-pads, etc)

I love that the 89A is nearby. That road is brilliant!

New 18 hole layout. Has lots of challenging tunnels and a couple holes you can open the cannon on. Fun course, but the Arizona heat makes it a tough course to want to play in the Summer months

Was confused @ hole 17, because that was the old hole 1, only took me 10 minutes to find Teepad #1 and it actually let me get 2 practice holes in before I started my round.

LOTS OF RED ANTS!!!!! BRING LOTS OF WATER!!