-There are 18 holes that wind along the lakeside for the first 9 holes and then through a sparsely wooded back 9. Pretty much every hole is different.

-The parks department apparently changes the location of some of the baskets a few times a year. Other baskets stay in the same place all year round. It surprised me to find that the course was different when I came back a few months later.

-The course is a little challenging, but not so much that it's going to discourage new players.

-Good signage helps to navigate the somewhat strange layout of the course.

-There are convenient parking spots that are fairly close to both the beginning and end of the course.

-There is a fair amount of water to lose your discs in. I know many amateurs won't even bother throwing certain holes on the front 9 because it's so easy to lose your favorite disc. The worst part is that the baskets are actually placed next to the water on a couple holes, so you can be forced to putt with deep water immediately behind the basket to punish any missed putts.

-A couple baskets on the back 9 are placed on the edge of the park, and a bad throw can potentially land you over the fence on private property.

-The back 9 is apparently on a slightly lower elevation, and as a result it gets very muddy when it rains.

If you throw controlled drives and stay out of trouble, then this is a great course. Just be careful not to griplock your disc into the lake or over a fence and you'll have fun.

This is a great course for the experienced player if you play both the front and back 9. It offers a lot of different experiences and a lot of good memories that will last for a long time both good and bad.

This course really goes out of it's way to make sure that the people playing the course have an enjoyable experience because of good signage, teepads, well kept baskets, and a good scenic view throughout the park.

The course gives you a chance to work on your risk vs. reward decision making skills in the game of disc golf and also will help to expose your strengths and weaknesses in a hurry.

The back 9 of this course has to be one of the most pleasurable places to play a round of disc golf in central Nebraska without the fear of loosing discs while still feeling challenged by the course layout.

The front 9 of this course offers you a chance to throw over or beside the lake on multiple occasions. I really enjoyed the "green" of hole 9 but wished that it was better kept like the rest of the park.

There is a very high chance of loosing a disc in the lake at this course. While we were there one of our group did loose a disc but we were able to recover it with a little help from a long stretch of rope/string which we stretched across the lake to pull the disc back to safety while the lake was frozen but not thick enough to walk on.

The course maintainers could fix one of the tee signs which was vandalized on hole 8 but it was fairly self explanatory since we could see the basket not far from the tee.

This is a must go to destination course for anyone in the state of Nebraska. I look forward to playing this course many more times and would recommend it to anyone of any skill level to give it a try sometime. I would caution you though that if you are working on control issues not to play the front 9 because there is a high likely hood you will loose some discs.

This course could add another 9 holes like Roper park in Lincoln and easily make it one of the premier courses in Nebraska and possibly draw people from out of state to come enjoy the course.

Good tee pads. 18 Holes.
The park is well maintained.
Front 9 has enough elevation changes to work up a sweat.
Front 9 has some risk reward shots.
Back 9 holes have decent distance and 3-6 trees between you and the basket.

Front 9 has multiple opportunities to lose a disc in the drink. (I would've on hole 9 due to a crazy roller but the lake was frozen and we have means of recovering discs
Back 9 will not challenge the advanced player.
Back 9 has very little change in elevation.

I enjoyed this course. There were 12-20 people playing Sunday afternoon but we didn't feel in-the-way or have to wait on another group.