Shot variety, shot variety, shot variety...this course makes you use it all. Low canopy, hyzer, anhyzer, tunnel, flick, etc. The terrain and elevation changes add to it as well. Course maps are available at the information stand at the entrance to the park. Grounds are maintained year round by the US Army as it's on an established recreational area on post. Bathroom facilities are on station as well as pavilions and playgrounds for the kids (not in the way of the course, don't worry).

No tee pads, yet. Tee pads are marked by stakes and markers on the ground. Intersecting fairways on 2-3 of the holes, but it's easily mitigated. Heard construction will be starting right down the middle of #13's fairway in the spring for the building of a new permanent bathroom facility, so that's a plus that there will be a permanent bathroom. But a minus that we're losing a hole...

All around good course, little bias because it's my home course, but it's solid. Still has a lot of work that needs done.