- good baskets
- concrete tees
- some of the holes have tee signs
- bathrooms by holes 1
- great variety of distances ranging from 200' to 600'
- great variety of shots required to score well
- some very cool water carry shots if your a righty backhand player
-some very fun technical tunnel shots

- almost half the tee signs are missing
- navigation at some parts of the course is very challenging
- multiple fairways cross or come very close together which could definitely cause a safety concern
- hole 17 is sort of a terrible hole, it's a huge right-hand backhand water carry off the tee to a small landing zone with essentially no layup route. The only alternative is to throw your disc along the walking trail that wraps around the water, a very narrow trail.

There are some very cool holes on this course and with some new tee signs and some navigation signs this could be a much better course.

First of all this is in a nice park, land well used to make the most of the distance. There are nice arrows pointing where the next teepad is so navigation was very simple being I am not from around the area. Elevation changes, holes with throws going over the water as well as lots of wooded holes.

As previously said, the layout is somewhat boring going from holes playing downhill to uphill and back and forth. A couple holes mainly #11 are somewhat dangerous such as if someone wanted a hyzer would play over cars. There were many people in this park with dogs today and almost seemed like they were trying to get in our way on hole #11 as well. This course is one of those where you can hit the line dead center and get screwed over and take a 4 when you think your on your way to an ace run.

I commend Ross Brandt for his efforts as well as fighting the locals and not backlashing. He did a good job with what he was given for land. I feel that hole #11 should be taken out or move the basket left more and move the basket to hole 18.