Nine holes with both short and long tees that try to avoid high use areas of this city park. Eighteen can be played by alternating S/L and going around twice.

Pleasant setting in mixed woods/grass park alongside (or flying over) Tellico Lake. Some surprisingly long long tees have been fit into limited space.

Hole #2L feels like a signature hole, over the lake and through the woods while avoiding any crowds. The rating of par 4 for a few of the long tees seems appropriate.

Nearby, Calhoun's Tiki Hut offers marina-side deck service for drowning the pain of your lost discs.

The design ethos seems to have been to put water into play as often as possible. Three of nine short tees and arguably 7 of 9 long tees have water in play, several requiring long carries off the tee. This feels a bit gratuitous, thought it might also have been a strategy for fitting more and longer holes into a tight wooded area - over the water there are clearer sight lines. Unfortunately, the combination of trees and the waters edge can sometimes capriciously take a $20 toll for a generally not-that-bad shot.

The choice to make even the short tee on #1 a narrow-lane water carry is disappointing as it certainly discourages beginners from ever even trying the course (was this intentional?) At minimum, a well-marked drop zone would helpful.

Holes #3 and #4 go through heavily used areas (past pavilions and over a volleyball court) and may occasionally need to be skipped.

Hole #5 short tee uses a narrow foreground double mando, but from the long tee the mando just breaks the holes into a layup to the short tee, and then onward. From the longs, ignoring the mando feels better.

Hole #6 water is only a hazard if you go long or far right. The former is less likely for the trees, but an unlucky carom could invoke the later.

If you like that risk/reward feeling in your disc golf, this course may be for you. The short tees play safer, but take away much of the charm, leaving you a modest but pleasant city-park experience.