A very nice little course. Long holes for the big arms and a few wooded for the finesse player. Concrete tee pads, good signs and usually very well kept up. There are some elevation changes and even on the long wide open holes you need to think about where you want to land. #3 and #4 are your must make birdies for a good round here, adn maybe even an ace run.

The park closing and locking the gates is a little bit of a bother and there is limited parking outside the gate, but as many times as I have played it I have never had a problem.

They run a very fun and friendly league here, usually a spring season and a fall season. I suggest everyone come out and play with them sometime.

Nice 9 hole course that gets expanded for any tournament play. The permanent holes make good use of the land. The first hole is mostly flat then up a pretty step hill to the pin. Good mix of wooded and open holes. A few ace chances. Most open holes play over hills making for the blind tee shots. 9 is the ling signature hole along the trees and down hill if you over shoot the hole you are doomed, since there is a steep hill close behind the pin. The elevation changes aren't just decent its good and makes you work really hard on your drives or place them very carefully, also causing some very strategic positioning for your approach shots if you play smart and don't just always wing your disc as hard as you can. A good challenge for new and experienced players.

The open holes are a little confusing to navigate to the next holes. The open holes are just kind of generic. Not very often will you be forced to make any strategical moves when playing.

Lots of fun tournaments go on here. They add in another nine and do a pretty good job of that with the land they have to use.
I have been playing this a lot more recently. The more I play the more I realize how good it is and its only 9 holes.