Great piece of land for a 9-hole course

Good mix of shot shapes for tee shots

Elevation change on almost every shot

Good use of the numerous trees in the design

Practice basket

Decent sized concrete tees with the number painted on (This is an upgrade since the last review)

Course loops back to parking lot

Course map on sign at parking lot

Mach V's are in great shape

Potential for excellent safari play

Fairly short

Potential for errant shots to wind up in neighboring backyards

The course makes use of almost the entire park which makes conflict with other users a possibility

Course sits in a pocket park surrounded by the backyards of residential houses.

I really enjoyed this course, it is a very good design on a great piece of land. It is in my top 5 of 9-hole courses I have played.

It gets my top rating of 3.0 for a 9-hole course. Worth the 10 mile drive off of I-70 if you are passing by.

This course uses the space it has to the best of its ability. This is a short course but will challenge you in many different ways. The low ceilings and abundance of trees take away the easy hyzer lines on most holes. The course does have new baskets and even a practice basket to warm up on before your round.

There are no tee signs and the tee pads are just Brick Pavers with the hole number painted on them. Parking lot is small and can be hard to find.

This is a fun course and uses the space its limited to very well. If the course plays to easy for you try playing and creating your own OB with the sidewalks and tall grass. This will make the course play a touch harder.

Quite, not over ran by people. The trees make it difficult to throw but that is a pro since it is helping me curve.

Hasn't been updated in awhile. It is a difficult course to follow if you want to play a full 18.

I had a good time at this course. Not the greatest course but it was nice.