- Nice Baskets
- Tee Signs
- Nice mix of short & long(medium for big arms) holes
- Good use of trees for added challenge

- Short tee pads
- Lots of cross over between holes
- Hole 1 & 2 are really close to a playground and gazebo
- Big course split between #4 & #5

It is overall a fun course that I play when I'm passing threw the area. As others have mentioned hole #8 is extremely fun. I would rank it as one of the top holes in the region.

Double chain baskets w/ chains tethered to center pole.
Well manicured park.
A couple of "grip it and rip it" holes.

Busy city park when the weather is nice.
A lot of college kids who don't follow the rules/courtesies of the game.
Tee boxes are very small
A LOT of intersecting fairways/holes.

If you're within 10min of the park, it's worth playing, but not worth seeking out IMO due to the cons listed above.

• Nice park with mature trees.
• I loved #8. I played it twice and wished I had time to play it a few more times. You have to tee over a pond onto a small peninsula on the other side. The basket is tucked into the trees on the back side of the peninsula.
• Good use of the park's natural features to create some challenging obstacles.
• I also like #4. It's a 460' Par 4 that has a small OB canal running parallel to the fairway on the left.
• Hole lengths range from 205' to 460'

• Holes 1 and 2 play close to a playground.
• Only slight elevation change.
• No "Next Tee" signs.
• Short tee pads, especially #8. There is a tree directly behind tee 8 that won't allow a run-up. It's not a long drive, but I still teed from the side so I could have some more room.
• By FAR the biggest "Cons" are the multiple crossing fairways. 2 and 3 cross and 6, 7, and 9 cross (see map). I've never seen 3 fairways that cross like 6, 7, and 9 do. It's a good thing nobody else was playing the day I went or someone would have been waiting. I don't see how you could ever play a tournament here. A busy Saturday or Holiday could get ugly.

I was in town for a conference and had to squeeze in a round on my lunch break. I wish I would have had time for 2-3 rounds. There is a pretty good variety of holes for a small city park. If this course was in my neighborhood, I'd be pretty happy.

The local club should really consider a redesign of holes 1, 2, 6, 7, and 9. The crossover is a real hazard. I think a more traditional "zigzag" or "down and back' layout could be done here. If I'm ever in Rexburg again, I'll play another round.

All signage and concrete tee pads installed now.
Less dinky course now.
Normal baskets finally.

Tee pads small.
Intersecting fairways.

Although, the intersecting fairways thing.. It had intersecting fairways before too. It's a tiny park, and cramming nine holes in will necessitate crossing paths. I think the upgrade is an overall win. The old course lacked signage, so people played holes in random order, exacerbating the problem of running into other groups, so I don't think we can complain about running into groups now being a problem. I think I'll end up liking this course well. And the over-water shot is cool. My 10-year-old did just fine with it. (Of course, he's not a novice.)