-Tee Signs: Signs were clear and well marked
-Park Amenities: Washroom facilities and parking lot on site
-Shot variety: 9 holes offer several shot lines throughout
-Maintenance: Lawn is mowed well, and facilities are generally in good condition
-Baskets: New baskets are numbered in orange, and are easy to see from a distance

-Small Teepads: The teepads were absolutely tiny. That being said, the short holes don't require too much of a run-up. But the tees definitely feel crowded
-Holes too close together: With much traffic, discs from other holes become too much of a danger
-Lack of distance: While the park is open, no holes over 300 feet provide no opportunity to practice driving
-Long Walks, Little Flow: Some holes were really far apart, and others doubled back on each other. The course seemed to have nearly no natural flow between holes

This course is easy to score on, and thus fun to play, but provides very little challenge to the advanced player. Worth a quick round if you are in the area, but not worth too much of a drive

-Good baskets
-Good Signage
-Good teepads
-Course map at start
-Easy to follow and not long walks between holes
-Probably won't lose a disc here
-They use the limited elevation changes well
-Easy to find and there is an ample parking lot right near hole 1

-High traffic park with other activities than disc golfing. Watch out for people using the trails especially.
-Not the longest course, this course is more of a beginner course than most
-This is pretty open and it can get quite windy

There isn't anything specifically bad about this course. The fact is, it is just a typical small town city park course. It is fairly short and not too challenging. You have to share the park with others. It is good for a quick round or two but it may become old after a few rounds.