The baskets are intact and none are missing. Has potential to be a good course when redone.

No signage in park directing you to hole 1, the park pamphlet doesn't even acknowledge a disc golf course exists there, park employees not helpful, Tees are mixed up, mislabeled with wrong hole numbers and distance, or blank, some tees are backwards, Old signage still up for previous course layout, A few holes make you walk back towards the tee box area putting yourself in danger.

There is a $7/per vehicle fee to enter but the course is pretty much unnavigable and unplayable in it's current condition so save yourself the money.

There are actual baskets and not "tone-kegs"

No course design at all until about hole 15. Pretty much they had some land, placed some baskets and said here you go.

If you can throw a 250-320 ft gentle hyzer consistently, you should have a score around 30 going into hole 15. The tee shot is almost exactly the same for the first 14 holes. Lengths vary. We should have never gotten out of the Xterra. My pals and I kept referring to this place as "Eva Longoria". My numerous and unending apolgies to Ms. Longoria-Parker. We will never again ridicule your name by mentioning it in conjunction with this park.