Variety. Long holes, short holes, long and open, long through trees, short through the trees, lots of elevation changes, water hazards, you name it and this has it.

And the holes are almost all interesting. 17 and 18 are boring. (Pro tip - park in the west parking lot and start on 16, you'll get these out of the way first!)

Puts the rest of the courses in town to shame and makes me question why far over half my disc golf plays are at the same place.

A lot of the reviews in here have weird cons or no cons listed yet a 3 or 4 star rating. What?! No, this isn't that sketchy a part of town. I'm guessing a lot of the reviewers saying this are those who tend to keep to the "rich" side of town. I wouldn't play there at night (why would you do this anyway?), but I have no concerns whatsoever playing there during the day.

It's bizarre people are clamoring for more variety when every other course in Tulsa has maybe three different types of throws. And complaining about water hazards? The creek is shallow and it's used VERY well as a hazard. You could get a disc that floats if you're that worried.

This is easily the best course in Tulsa, hands down. I've played it dozens of times and there's a reason I keep coming back.