I made the drive to play a course I have not played.. and this course has some good thought into the crafting of the holes, and is challenging just enough that if you are experienced it lets you enjoy it, and simple enough if your are just starting out, you can play and have a good time.
you have blind shots, both to the left and right. tunnel shots, one really nice hook or roller.. the hook would better if you could get enough height.
it has some open and some wooded, really a decent course.

finding 9 tee from 8 basket. there is a sign, when you leave 8 basket, point direction of travel, but then you come to a wood line. and nature trail, but there is also other trails. basically, hike through the trees, and back across the bridge you crossed going to hole 6 tee ..THIS IS WHERE 9 INFO SHOULD BE POINTED OUT.
8 plays next to tennis courts and a set of bleachers, which if were being utilized, i would not want to throw for fear of hitting someone.
The park is a neighborhood park, and while it was late September when i was there, there was nobody else in the park, period. But because of pool, and other amenities, i can see sometimes having trouble with people in the area of possible risk of getting hit.

I liked it.
I would play it again.

I bet some bug spray for the course at right time of year wold be a necessity.

nice park course....used park well to lay out the course....nice signs and tee pads...some holes thru the woods with tunnel shots and a fee open holes and mostly always playing around trees.

i had no problems the day i played with school in session just a few walkers to look out for....a creek comes into play but just stay out of the creek.

i enjoyed my day there.

Good use of trees and available land

the creek on the first few holes adds risk to your shorts while still being shallow and easy to get disc back out of the water .

Some long and some short it has a little of everything

nice tee's and signs ,the even have arrow signs pointing towards the basket on a few holes if there blind shots .

playing would be trouble on a busy day as more the a few holes have shelters and other actives right in the fairways .

hole 3 was just stupid,the holes doglegs left after 150 feet and there a creek 10 feet behind the start of the dogleg ,just no good way to shot it as there's no over the top are a way though the thick woods .


Tees and fairways overlapping each other on several holes with tees dangerously to others fairways and add the risk of being hit be a disc

hole 11-14 (i think ) was way to short and boring every shot was a putter backhand shoot that was between 150-220 it's nice to have some ace runs but these holes just don't seem to fit with the rest of the layout

I like the course it was fun

This is a nice little course in a park setting. I had fun here but it is definitely a pitch and putt extravaganza with some fun shots mixed in there. Most of the holes are very short. I wouldn't go out of my way to play this course but if I lived in Ottawa, OH then I wouldn't be too disappointed to play here in a regular basis. On the surface it appears dangerous as many of the shots play in and around picnic areas, pavilions, tennis courts and playgrounds. However these shots are generally really short so erratic throws at innocent bystanders should be kept to a minimum. There are a few longer holes where you have to thread through some trees and deal with a little bit of OB. The walks between holes aren't too bad and the course seems to flow good other than the walk from 8 to 9 which was long and confusing. Not a great course by any means but the design is well thought out and it seems to be a course that fits the park very well. Most of the drives are "fun to throw" and the putting areas are "kinda cool" which are two big factors for me.

Course now has cement tees, and on the longer holes the tee pads are longer.

Very descriptive tee signs. Also liked the message on the bottom of every tee sign" don't throw unless the coast is clear" or something of the same facsmile.

Course right next to swimming pool (so it has good visability within thew community, and if you want to go for a swim after playing you could do that as well).

Though I'm left handed, I' liked # 5 as it's definatley a turnover shot for me, plus the begining of the fairway is much narrower than the end of middle fairway. Lot of birdie opportunities.

(major) LONG walk between # 8 's basket and # 9 's tee. when creek is up, course tends to play a bit harder (like it did the day I played it) as most baskets that water comes into play are near the creek.

Didn't know if there's a mando for # 3. Tee sign doesn't say anything of the like, so I played through the woods. Watch your speed as park is in a close knit neighborhood