More challenging than it looks, tees & hole & next tee location marked on easy to read markers. Dirt tees, quiet park but *could* compete with others for use of holes 1, 2 & 9 as there is playground equipment nearby and a park shelter.

Water hazzard makes for an interesting play on many holes.

A couple reviews say you have to walk back to the road to cross, however, when we played, there is a bridge now in the milddle of the course, so no walking back to the road each time. We were also able to cross the creek directly using several larger rocks to cross without all the back tracking.

The dirt tees were muddy from a recent rainstorm, just the way it goes. My son and I enjoyed the course and will play it again next time we're in town.

Good signs denoting length & par. Some longer holes along with some basic "park" holes. New baskets.

Grass/dirt tees. No walkway across the creek on #8.

At first glance it appears to be an easy course. However I was pleasantly surprised to find several holes over 250 ft; with two par 4's and a par 5 on #9. Water comes into play on several holes and can catch your disc on a bad throw. All in all, a good little course in a park setting with enough to keep a recreational player's attention.