Elevated tee's on some holes = fun power throws that can turn into birdies. Great exercise climbing up and down a few holes. Over a 2 mile walk to complete the course is also great exercise. Discs that land in water hazards are easy to retrieve with a pole.
Grass is cut regularly. Concrete pads are in good shape and the dirt ones are broken in very well.

Dog poop from nearby residents. New signage is needed for new comers. Tee #4 is hard to find for a newbie, just take the side walk North after #3 basket about 100 yards away. Not a whole lot of shade in the middle of the day. You never walk past the parking lot again until the end to get fresh refreshments from your car. Some veterns play the course backwards and can interfere with your play, but they are always a bunch of cool guys.

I believe this course is not suited for a beginner, due to the long walk and several water hazards. I think #11 is the definition of this course, very cool and technical. It has a huge water hazard to cross and over throwing it can also land you in water.

This is a very fun course. It has a couple challengin trees on some and then wide open for some as well. Water is always a factor. Water is shallow tho and my dad jumped in and got a disk for me. # 15 is really fun. Its a huge downhill throw easy to make birdie.

The water is a factor and pretty challenging

Good Course. Play it

Many memorable holes force you to throw either over the creek or land near the creek. Some great tee locations off the top of hills. Very fun to play!

Not enough shade for Texas summers. No tight or technical shots.

Interesting course layout. Good variation of flat and sloped holes. Sidewalk between most holes. Nice amount of trees provides shade but does not provide an excess of obstacles on holes. It is possible to retrieve discs when they land in the creek running through the course.

Signs have become very worn some are knocked-down or missing. The creek is very mucky and does have snakes in it.