-Quick rounds.
-Played it 3 times in just over an hour.
-Bushes and trees in decent spots to make it a little more challenging.
-Nice baskets.
-Good for short game.
-Hard to lose your discs.
-Low traffic.

-Pretty short, only 2-3 holes 240+.
-Dirt tee boxes.

Overall it is not a bad course if your trying to play a quick round or two.

Easy to walk, easy to follow holes, and obstacles (including bushes, trees, and powerline towers) make this course enjoyable. Very good for beginners and kids. Also, did not have to wait as we were the only ones on the course.

Short holes, ground is flat with no hills or elevation change. Although obstacles exist, they seldom play much of a factor because of the distance and flat ground.

If I did not live so close, I probably would not play this course again. Others in the area, including West Pulaski and Elm Creek are superior.

The course is very easy to follow and you can see most of the holes from the parking lot, which is right next to the first tee.
There is a good amount of obstacles on all the holes, you're always having to shoot around something or over something.
This would be a good beginner course because there is relatively little distance ( I used a putter on most holes) but there are a large amount of obstacles you need to throw around.
The baskets are all in really good condition and the course flows nicely.

All the holes are really short, all of them are deucable. There is not elevation change at all, which is understandable due to the small size of the park. Not too many trees are in play, just bushes and power poles.

The reason why I didn't vote this course too highly was because there wasn't anything that was long enough to use a driver. Even if it is meant for begginers, there should still be at least one hole that is long enough to use a driver on.