Front nine nice warm up, mostly grass, nice distance placements, good chances for birdies. Back nine very challenging, water hazards, lots of trees, narrow lines, nice windows for up-shots, 12 & 16 I could be par 4 but locals play as 3.

Back nine a bit hard to navigate but locals happy to help. No restrooms or drinking water. Water hazards are unforgiving, if your disc goes in its gone.

Really fun course, locals were really nice and helpful guiding back 9.

The best thing about this course is all the multiple tee pads. Other than the standard pads I usually play a super long course that incorporates the practice basket by parking lot into play while using alternate pads totaling a round of 12 holes ranging with holes over 400 ft to as small as 200 ft. over the creek and through the Eucalyptus trees. Also the monthly tourneys incorporate a total of 18 holes through the thick part of the trees which is challenging.

The worst part about this is not having concrete pads because of grass tees, gets slick. Another is that the normal 9 holes are pretty easy, it's a great course for beginners but it's easily played when mastered like -6 scores. Also be wary of the neighbors on the course after hole 5 you'll notice them by the "NO Trespassing" signs really avoid these people. I've had the cops called on me twice for walking to close to their wall.

With a little smart thinking you could easily squeeze a permanent 18 hole course into Fahren's Park utilizing the dense Eucalyptus trees on the other side of the creek.