-baskets pretty good when I played here (Mach something...)
-concrete tees, decent signs/navigation
-good "disc golf trees" without tons of low branches; this makes for fun lines weaving through trees without having to worry about the ceiling too much (bring a Comet!)
-good use of a little creek on 9
-fun holes that seemed better than average when compared to other little 9-hole courses I've played; not just a pitch and putt

-on holidays or afternoons, the first half of the course might be pretty crowded (this is a guess based on the location of the pavilion, picnic tables, etc.)
-I played just after some rain, and there were a couple swampy areas (especially on holes 3 and 5)
-9 holes

This course is a fun little course on the northern outskirts of Tulsa. It's definitely in the top half of all 9-hole courses I've played, mainly because of the use of the trees and the challenge being higher than many similar courses. This is not one where intermediate players or beginners can expect to birdie every hole. You ought to have chances, but your golf shots need to be working to score well here.

Rating: I have a hard time going above 2.5 mainly because I'm comparing to the other courses I've rated. I'm not knocking the course, but it is what it is. The designers did very well with the park they had available, and I really like playing through the kind of trees here.