~ Open and beginner-friendly niner in a large multi use park. Plays around baseball fields and several holes may not be playable while fields are in use


~ Excellent signage (including map and direction to next tee), short concrete teepads, DD Veteran baskets. Compact layout where most next teepads are visible, but there are a few tricky / backtracking spots. uDisc helps.


~ Five of the holes play close to baseball field fences. Hole #2 actually plays as a 200' alley between the parallel fences of side-by-side fields. Not a big deal for experienced players, but beginners who are still spraying their teeshots will probably catch a lot of OB


~ Several holes play with OB parking lot on the right and OB fences on the left, with trees up the middle. The obvious route for experienced players is a hyzer over either side, but beginners might try to thread the needle. Either way, the holes make for interesting - if short - challenges



~ A birdiefest bagging stop: in and out in 20 minutes. The course itself is only memorable in how much it hugs OB fences and parking lots. But as long as you're there, take some time to walk through the amusement area and even the museum if it's open