Good neighborhood course
Tee signs on all but one hole (I believe it was #5 which is marked by a rock in the ground)

Not much to work with
Parking, there is a small parking lot, however it is suppose to be reserved for the pool and a sign says others will be towed. I was there before it opened for the day so no issues.

Short little neighborhood course. For that purpose it is a decent course. Go over to Centennial if your looking for more of a challenge.

Most of the holes are wide open, there are not many tree's in this park. The course does make use of the damn for the lake, this is also the most dangerous holes for rec players to loose a disc.

But for the rest of us, you only need your mid-range, upshot disc and putter as the longest hole is still less than 300ft.

Would I play here again? No, absolutely no reason to play here, there are plenty of much better courses around. As it is, I shot a 19 because I missed a couple of putts.

- It was fairly dry even after a good rain, the course drains well.
- Nice signs.

- No tee pads at all.
- Water comes into play on maybe 3 holes, other than that there is nothing that poses a challenge. The course is in a wide open area with no trees.
- The course is very short, the holes average probably around 230ft. The longest being 301ft.
- The tee on #9 is right next to a wood fence. It would pose a problem for a back handed thrower.

- This course is an okay place to take a beginner, or to practice your short game.
- The course is private, but I don't think anyone would ever ask if you lived in the neighborhood. There is only one house that is located near the course, so you wouldn't ever be bothering anyone.