+ Very clean and well maintained
+ 3 holes is better than none (Brooklyn Park has 30 holes of free disc golf)
+ #3 is excellent. A long, left curve, scattered trees, rough, water and elevation (as well as the wind) make for a challenging hole.
+ Pretty good at avoiding other park activities

- Holes 1 and 2 are wide open
- Hole 3 plays along the walking path (watch for people)
- Limited parking (12 spaces) but there is street parking too (not penalizing for parking)
- Depending on when you play, there may be a lot of kids running around who don't know what disc golf is and they can be in the way. Most of the time, they stick to the playground

This is a good example of what a small neighborhood course can look like.
When this course was first put in I was very confused by it. "Why would they only do 3 holes?"
"Why is there a practice basket"
Over time I like this little course more and more.
Good for a quick stop during commute, warm-up, cool down, practice, trying out new discs, possibly used by the high school students on lunch break.
I usually play it as 4 holes (4th hole is basket 3-practice basket
If you want to play it as 9 different holes (only if park is empty)
T1-B1
T2-B2
T3-B3
B3-PB
PB-B1
B1-B2
B2-B3
B3-B2
B2-PB

Its hard to lose a disc here... its a place to go to work on distance. Very nice tees, and baskets. A nice 3rd hole with water and the uphill shot. A nice practice basket similar to Central.

I think that they have enough room at this park to develop this small course. Put some trees and a few more baskets in and in a couple year we could have ourselves the twin cities first "executive nine" course in disc golf. But its not developed at all and it is completely wide open.

Nice little park... like said before me Central is everything this park wants to be.