For a 9 holer, this was very neat. The location was interesting to say the least. It sits in "rest area" next to a busy road. There are big beautiful tress that run through the whole park. It kind of has an East Texas feel because of the setting and the trees. There are nice concrete tee pads and accurate tee signs as well. The baskets are ok even though they are old and worn down. Mostly all of the shots are midrange shots but there are a couple of driver holes. The trees make for tunnels that must be hit to score well. There is tons of shade which is good on a hot day. Navigation is very easy for the newcomers. The bathrooms that are on the grounds are nice to have. Nobody else out there so playing at your own pace and being able to throw multiple throws without holding other people up is possible. Very beginner friendly with technical holes but they are fun as well. No places to lose plastic. The course was mowed and very clean but there were only a couple of trash cans there.

Only 9 holes. Found a couple of the alt tees but only 3 of them. The parking lot was kind of shady, when we pulled up there was some funny business going on, but they soon left.

Very cool little park. There is a playground there so the little ones have something to do if they dont want to play.

- Nice Signs
- Concrete Tees
- Very clean park and never crowded.
- Lots of Trees which makes even the short holes challenging.

- Holes 4 and 5 are very close together. This would only be a problem if it was busy, but I couldn't ever imagine that.
- Could be very wet if just recently rained.

- I think with a little rearranging, you could make this little park into 18 holes. But it is a very fun little course even with 9.