This is a great course for beginners/intermediate players. Holes 1-3 share the same field, and one should be mindful of other players. Hole 4, 5, 6 and 9 are in the wooded area. Be cautious on hole 6 as it goes up hill and is a blind spot for pedestrians who are walking through. Hole 7-9 share the same tee platform. Be cautious on hole 8 to not overthrow as disc may roll into creek. The cages are in great condition and easy to find. Navigating through the park is easy. The signs at the beginning of each tee platform are legible. There is a warning sign for pedestrians to watch out for Flying Discs.

Course can be crowded in the afternoon. Non-disc player pedestrians are ignorant and think some parts of the course is an appropriate place to walk their dogs through and get in the way. Some tennis balls have polluted the field on holes 1-3.

Best time to go is early mornings between 7 and 9 am, where you practically have the entire course for yourself. One of my favorite courses to play as practice and develop accuracy.