• Free
• Good mix of open and wooded
• Some true par 4's
• Easy to follow
• Nice big area and park
• Parking right between hole 9 and 1

• Some holes are too wooded (3, 4,7) and some are too open (1, 2)
• Woods could be kept better, mowed more often or cleared out more
• Lots of tall weeds that can get your legs eaten up

A decent 9 hole that I think could have been better with the land it was on and with better upkeep and wood clearing. Not a bad course but could be improved. Wildwood springs is another 9 holer about a mile away and is better IMO

Some variety, park courses are mostly getting better. Thank you, designers!
Not trashed yet.
Easy to navigate. Good signage.
Holes don't cross over each other or other activity areas.
Porta-john on site.

Really new: paths not beaten down, lots of tiny stumps to avoid, planting not finished.
#4 has potential, but could use some adjustment.
No trash cans on course.
I going to put the tees under con for MN. They are ok, probably not finished, but will not be great in winter. Dirt, framed, with a half-length rubber mat. Ought to be full-length mat if nothing else. Maybe concrete is coming.

I shot 30 twice today, guess that's about what a tired, experienced amateur should shoot for as par.

Sign shows a practice basket that doesn't exist yet. It really is brand new.

Holes:
1) putting practice
2,3,9) straight shots around 300'
4) no line out of the woods, and the line depicted on the sign will never be played, it would be a 12' wide (for over 250') massive curving dogleg right. A straighter, better shot is possible and far more likely for any experienced player to try, but still basically luck to hit a window out of the trees
5,6,8) great technical holes in the woods, short
7) RHFH, not much else to try. Not long, but par 4 due to difficult line. Good, tough design.