I played it on a Friday morning in early Spring, so there weren't any other people on the course (or even in the park, for that matter), but from the other reviews, it sounds like it can get pretty crowded.

For a 6 hole course, the distances of the holes were longer than I had expected. Holes vary between 245 and 428 feet. Similarly surprising, for a 6 hole course, there's a little bit of diversity too, which is great. Holes 5 and 6 are great finishing holes and #1 is a great grip and rip hole.

The course map at the beginning of the course was very descriptive with distances and laid out the flow quite well. Navigation wasn't an issue here.

When I played here, it was very muddy. This can be attributed to the massive amount of snow we had this year, but still impacted my round.

The course equipment was minimal. Just baskets and, with the exception of #5, tee signs. It'd be great if concrete or rubber tees were added... or even just some marker in the ground would go a long way.

There's not really much else to add, I think. This is a great course to bag, but it certainly is not a destination course, by any means. I had an enjoyable round, but it was likely because it was my first round in several months and I was very excited to play the first round of 2019.