Only tight basket is 1. Course is open after that. Locals are friendly to direct you. Restrooms and pretty lake. Baskets look new.

Little Signage. Looks like most markers are missing.

Needs a club to take give the place just a little TLC. Markers on tees and numbers for baskets would make this a better course if your not from the area.

Nice open course that allows you to test all shots. Basically, an open field with room to throw any shot you need work on This is the course I learned to play on back in 2009 so it has a soft spot in my heart.

-THEY REMOVED WOODHENGE!
-A lot of the basket's chains are rusted to the point where they cause spit outs or hardly move.
-Basket two is missing, but not gone. There is a random basket placed behind the restrooms which I suspect somebody moved it to but there are no teepads pointing to the basket. By placed, I mean it's clearly just pressed into the dirt as the concrete is sticking out. Perhaps it's for putting practice? Anyway, basket two needs to be replaced.
-A lot, if not all, the teepads have their signs missing or fallen, or are covered in dirt. I know two are so caked with dirt it makes throwing from them feel unsafe and dangerous.

I still like this course, it's just time for an overhaul.

While the course looks like an afterthought added to a pre-existing park, the designer made good use of the few trees, and the available course to create a playable and challenging experience. Most of the holes had tee signs, although often they didn't seem very accurate. The weather was a beautiful 75 degrees and sunny in December, which is pretty fantastic.

The signs need updating, it was a bit hard to figure out where the basket was, based solely on the sign. We had to verify every location (which is just a good practice anyway) and even then some of the mapping was a bit confusing. Some of the holes were missing signs, so I used online info and deductive reasoning to figure out the target. Hole 16 throws across a driveway, so watch out for cars. Hole 18 throws around a locked picnic area, so you have to be careful and accurate.

Scariest moment: there were some huge hidden holes in the fairway of 5, 6, 7 and my playing partner almost broke an ankle twice.

Cute little park next to a body of water providing a little scenic backdrop. I would have a like a big overview map at the beginning, so that I had an idea of where we were going throughout the round. Bathrooms were easily accessible, if a little dank and gross. Overall I would recommend this course for all skill levels, since the holes are varied enough to provide challenges for everyone. If in the area again, I would definitely play this course.