The thing that pop outs here is the parking lot is fairly small, maybe 12 spots. Walking into the park it looks like a typical little city park, complete with children's play area, restrooms and a picnic shelter. The next thing that jumps out is this big ugly sign for the disc golf course. Now I love this game and all but if I were the park's director here, I would have never allowed this eyesore to be placed right in front of the park!

The course plays in a clockwise direction. The signs are simple ones just giving the hole # and distance. The pads are framed with crushed rock. They're bad as there were puddles in almost each pad. I teed off next to the pad on most holes.

I played the first nine holes. I guess they are the shorter nine. The navigation was a little strange as I didn't know there was a back nine or longer nine. I liked the wooded holes OK except for # 9. I didn't find a line there.

Crushed rock never makes a good tee. It always gets rutted and puddles.

Eyesore of a disc golf sign at start of course.

No memorable holes. Nothing to get real excited about.

Woods would be wet, slippery and sloppy during rainy times.

This course was just OK. I didn't hate it but then I didn't really have any positive feelings for it. It just lacks the "it" factor. The whole set up; the park and the disc golf course, just aren't visually appealing.

The End.

- Couse is set in a park that has a playground and a pavilion on one side. If people stay in the designated areas, then there's no interference, but they could easily go for a stroll through the course or by the water.
- About half of the holes are out in the open, sloping area, with large mature trees to force line shaping. #1 is a long, sloping valley shot around a patch of trees, #2 is next to a large tree and in front of the creek, #4 plays next to the woods with the basket tucked behind a pine. A few shots are wide open, but most have a good wrinkle.
- Other holes play in more wooded areas; #6 shoots out of and back into the forest, and #3 is a long, low ceiling shot with rough bordering on both sides, finishing right into a clump of small trees. Two more holes play in the woods, with tons of trees to contend with. There are obvious lines to hit here; missing the windows can result in some tough recovery. #9 is a cool shot out of the forest, with a RHBH hyzer finish in the open.
- Good mix of hole length, especially with two sets of tees. Some of the pro's are pretty good bombers; #1 and the low ceiling on #3 will need a healthy drive for any shot at a deuce.
- Practice basket has some short markers, good for beginners to practice on.

- Holes out in the open are just standard shots, nothing too crazy. Distance is the main factor in score, hands down. Even some of the forested holes just need a straight shot, though accuracy is still important to stay out of trouble, the line is dead simple.
- Land is mostly flat, there are a couple elevation changes on the first few holes, but nothing too extreme.
- There is water on the premises, but it's really not in play. #2's basket is a healthy distance away, so only a bad overthrow is going to reach it. #3 plays by the creek, but only a terrible shot is going to get there as well.
- The course itself is in pretty sorry shape; usually I don't care but no signs, old baskets, and rutted teepads are the latest improvements. Yikes.

- This land is much better suited for a 9-holer; the hole lengths went from super short to respectably long on some of the holes. Getting a deuce on the longer holes requires a good huck; there aren't any distances listed but I think a few are pushing 400' or more. Wooded holes aren't throwaways, either; shooting well here is nothing to scoff at.
- Better suited to beginners or intermediate players; the holes themselves are pretty interesting and a little tricky, even though the course itself is ugly, smelly, and beat up. I'd bump it up to a 2.5 with some better hardware.