good signage, unique use of trees and other obstacles. Interesting museum on site

The part of the course where holes 4-9 play is a bit overgrown. Not horribly, but the possibility exists to lose a disc.

The previous review is still fairly accurate; however, I hope "The Kid" comes back and tries it again, as the tee boxes and signage will probably make for a MUCH more enjoyable time. The signs explain where mandos and next teepads are very well. The mandos give more challenge to the course and I can imagine his frustration at not knowing where teeboxes were located. For example, one hole (hole 3 or 4 maybe) has a long line of trees you have to tee off through to get around a mando. It has a fenceline on one side, and the trees on the other. Without the signs telling you that, it would be a pretty boring throw just to avoid the treeline altogether. I also like the double-mando between the freeway pylons. Fun little course now that proper signage is there, although the overgrown part was tricky.