Nice open park setting with ample space and good baskets. I imagine it's a good course for new players to become aquainted with the sport. I only played the front 9 but from what I saw the course is well maintained.

Confusing layout and signage. Like i said I only played the front 9 but that was because i couldn't figure out where i was going so I ran out of time. The lack of tee boxes adds to the confusion. "Boxes" are circles drawn in the grass which are tough to find and even when you do you're not exactly sure where you are throwing. I basically looked for the worn part of the circle and figured that was the way to the basket. Given the space available I think the course definitely could have been more interestingly designed.

This is a pretty open park with people doing other activities around you which takes away from the overall experience. Front is mostly bomber holes across windy meadows but all in all I'm sure it's fun once you know the lay of the land. If proper tee boxes are installed and the signage is made a bit clearer I'm sure this course will improve.

Quality cages, generally good signage, some different type holes requiring controlled disc flight, well maintained.

The tee boxes are actually just large marked ovals, unnumbered cages, incredibly flat.

I saw 2 or 3 large raptors (probably hawks). Not many people on the course.