+ 9 baskets in an underserved area
+ Nice little park course
+ Good for learning the very basics
+ Open course with a lot of mature oak and elm trees, good flight paths
+ Good use of what little elevation there is.

- Very limited parking which would be an issue if this park is busy
- This is quite possibly the most mosquito-heavy course I've ever played, I tried to outrun them, but I got eaten up pretty bad
- Tees are very small patches of dirt or gravel and very hard to find
- No signage of any kind except numbers on the baskets
- Baskets are clearly homemade and I appreciate the effort, but the chain area is too short, discs fall through the bottom of the baskets, and at least half of the baskets are crooked or have chains missing.
- The way the basket numbers are attached means that you could have a disc bounce out of the basket by hitting it. Attach to top please.
- Hole 1's big obstacle is not hitting the building that is right next to the basket
- #5 you throw over a parking area and backtrack across to get to 6
- Almost every hole plays along or across the driveway/ parking areas

I really wanted to like this course, and of course with 100% DEET it would be more enjoyable, but until the baskets actually catch discs, I have to give this a 1
To get a 1.5: Fix baskets
To get a 2: Place posts to mark tee boxes

This is a course that has potential to be a solid rec 9.