The park itself is very nice as are the tee boxes.

The course is garbage for the following reasons:

1) It's not at all clear where the next tee is on a good majority of the holes. I definitely got lost a few times.
2) You can't see the basket from the tee box on most holes, paired with the fact that it's a very heavily wooded course with only a couple open holes, it's no surprise I lost a disc. The group in front of me appeared to be searching hard for discs frequently as well.
3) Instead of having multiple tee boxes, every hole has a couple baskets which are similarly colored. They also have very confusing maps on each hole showing up to 4 basket locations. As those holes don't actually have 4 baskets I'm left to assume it's for if/when they change the course around. As you can't actually see the baskets most of the time, there's no way to tell if you're going for the "A" "B" or "C" basket location.
4) The lost disc case was unlocked and wide open, filled with trash and spider webs.
5) The overall course map in the beginning is simply arrows on a very faded and unclear arial view of the area so it's difficult to navigate based on that.
6) The par ratings on most holes seem unrealistically low compared to any other course I've played.

With so many other solid course in the tristate area I see no reason to come back here.