The park is pretty in the baskets are well kept.

This is way too narrow for an amateur course and no good player wants to play 10 holes. There's only one or two signs remaining the rest you have to just go by the Stones in the ground. If you play the course as it's laid out there is so much walking back and forth if you go just up and back it's a way better play. It is super tight water and road are in every throw.

A so-so course if you have a medium arm but are very accurate.
If you don't mind sacrificing discs to the water gods....this course is for you!
If you happen to live in the neighborhood, 5 or 6 holes are decent to play/practice.

Firstly, the ground slopes pretty hard toward the lake on many holes and basket placement is pretty tight so you WILL lose discs. Even a pretty good shot has a decent chance of getting wet.
Secondly, the low canopy present on almost all holes can make for pretty boring, mundane shot selection. Hyzer bombs and long anyhyzers are highly unlikely on this course but long shots over water can be thrilling.
Lastly, the frequent cars, walkers/joggers and oncoming player traffic makes interrupted play a common occurence here.

I think the course designers did as good a job as was possible considering the location and shape of land that they had to work with. In the end however, perhaps a different location would have lead to a much more enjoyable course.