Lots of elevation changes.
Technical holes but not where a beginner can't play the course.
24 holes!
nicely maintained.

I can't say the course is poorly marked because it is not marked at all.
Vary easy to get lost if you have never played it before.
The course can and will get crowded.
Some (you MIGHT run into a group), NOT ALL THE PLAYERS! on the course have bad edicate.

Just a great feel to the course.
I would of given it a 5 if the holes where marked.
If you do play this course, go early in the day or later in the evening.

well maintained as far as landscaping, very fun holes, doesnt get very muddy, good tees, extra holes, practice hole

gets very busy, no signs, lots of holes to loose dics on, must pay to get into park

over all worth the time, sometimes can take 3+ hours (with a group of 2) for 18 holes when busy

This course is definitely one of my favorite top 5,great variety of open & wooded holes,Pro and Am cement tee pads,24 holes,some decent elevation changes,practice basket,bathrooms,nice park with beaches and picnic areas,great layout allows several routes to avoid backups

1st timers may have a hard time navigating course due to no signs,course can get pretty busy,vandalism,large groups of casual players,no signs

After hole 9 go right to play 24 holes, go left to play 18,after hole 4 go through the tunnel and follow trail uphill to the right to get to hole 5,after hole 5 you have to backtrack down the fairway and turn left towards the road,course is located by martindale beach parking lot on both sides(look for practice basket)Fall 08 course is being partially moved so play it while you can,Metro park pass required $4 daily $20 yearly,rumor has it that next year will be pay to play like hudson mills $2 daily $50 yearly

Great design featuring all siorts of shots from big downhill open drives to tight twisting tunnels and roller options. Great dual tee pads, great park facility. One of the very best in the state.

Tee signs were vandalized 5-6 years back, so it's not marked. Can be extremely crowded in summer, broken glass often found on course thanks to vandals.

Just a response to those about there not being signs. 6-7 years ago it had great looking wooden tee signs, like Hudson Mills, but vandals decimated them within a year so they had to be removed.

Multiple Tees, good mixture of holes, some wooded, some more open, good variety of hole length. You'll use all the shots in your bag at this course. some elevation changes.

Signs could be better, we got lost the first time we played this one, and we didn't realize there were two different tees until some locals clued us in after about the 4th hole. Most of the 'pro' tees are longer distance, usually a blind tunnel shot. Pretty crowded on the weekend day that we played it.