- Decent tee signs
- Concrete Tees for every hole
- Baskets seem to be in decent shape
- Most of the area was well kept and mowed
- Minimal blinds
- Begin/end at same location

First time players should expect the following:
- No overall map
- Pay station is cash only and makes limited change (seriously, cash only?!?!)
- Unclear starting point (first time)
- Unclear Tee signs/maps
- Little to no visibility to most baskets
- Visible baskets have unclear markers at range
- No flags or wind indicators
- No consistent indication of next tee
- Some fairway/basket overlap
- Unaware non-golfing bystanders
- Possibly aggressive geese
- Massive, unclear gap between front and back 9
- Unclear/disconnected first tee from second tee area (closer to pin 18 for some reason)
- Dangerous proximity to major road on back 9 (pin locations)
- Unclear pay station/entry fee (may not even have to pay sometimes)
- Short, narrow tees

In general this course wasn't "bad" and I found the wind and proximity to the main road and water hazards challenging but also unnecessarily hazardous. Sings upon entry were non-existent for disc golf and nothing was posted on the main boards. There is a sign board near the #9 pin that has DG info on it but also no indication of where to go to play the back 9. I just happen to see Tee #10 when I was driving around trying to figure out where Tee #1 was. Basically wasting a bunch of time getting out of the car and checking out each visible tee until I found Tee #1 and then more time wasted figuring out that Tee #2 was across the road from Pin #1. It just didn't need to be so unclear. The designer should have kept the front and back 9 close to each other and, if separating them, kept the beginning and end of each 9 together (if possible). Though someone said the parking was close to #1 tee, I disagree. It wasn't far but not clearly close like most other, well thought out courses. The Course layout could use improvement and a link between the front and back 9. It would be great to utilize the park space between the two with more holes or a better layout in general. I recommend a refresh of the course design. I don't think most general players would be disappointed by playing this course. First timers might find the layout confusing. I find the cost (had I had to pay it when I played) to be very high for what you get if you're just going for the disc golf course. I probably won't return if I have to pay to play this course. Please add more holes and a layout refresh and it might be worth paying for.

Big, well maintained park. It does have baskets, so i guess thats a plus in stocton. does have t-pads, i guess. Easy to park near hole 1

t-pads, are weird, only aquatic park have i seen anything simular to some. Local non-discgolfers, do not seem to care that this is also a discgolf park. They picnic in front of the baskets, on fairways, and sometimes on the teepads. The local people who fish the lake, sometimes use baskets as BBQ grills.

$5 parking fee, to have people picnic in the fairways, not worth it. have been there 4 times, and everytime, multiple non-discgolfers camped on holes, twice had local fishermen using baskets near lake for BBQ, coals on aluminum foil, and fish on wires hanging from chains. Course I have refused to return to