9 holes with concrete tees on every hole. Yellow DIScatcher baskets in fair condition, with two holes offering a longer permanent position (red band DIScatcher basket). Course plays in a small city run park with tight lines on several holes and a couple slightly more open holes. One fairly open ace run. The longest hole here is like 275', so you can leave the drivers in the car and throw your putters and mids. Bathrooms and water fountain by entrance.

Holes 1 and 2 do not drain well, so they can be muddy and even unplayable after rain storms. A couple of holes play near a wall and a high drive may go out of the park. Hole 9 doesn't really have a defined fairway, and hole 5, just watch for the thick bushes that can make finding a disc difficult. Walking path does come into play frequently, so just take caution when throwing (was not heavily traveled when I played).

It's fun to come over here once in a while, particularly during dry season. You can get lots of short hole practice and often you will have the course to yourself. The ace run hole, 8, is one of my favorites, as well as 4. I don't come here often, but when I do, I enjoy what Cypress Preserve offers.

This course is set in an interesting little neighborhood park with some interesting landscaping. Nice baskets and tee pads. Nice restrooms and plenty of benches/picnic tables etc. The course is fairly challenging and has some interesting looks.

The course is overgrown in most places and in need of some TLC. Holes one and two seem to have a standing water problem and the rough on the course is in full disc eating mode. I believe that the course could benefit from some minor changes. I would not recommend this course to beginners right now as I see it as being very frustrating for them.

A heavily used walking/fitness path winds through most of the course.

I hope that this course gets the attention that she deserves. There is a sweet 9 holer hiding in the rough here. This course could be a great place to host clinics for the local kids and get them interested in throwing plastic (if the course gets tuned up and is dejunglefied, of course).