~ Markers at every tee, all of which are leveled concrete pads, and directional signs to the next hole where necessary
~ Course flows very well, is full of moderate hills with well placed trees throughout
~ Plenty of straight shots, left hooks, right hooks, and technical multi shot approaches, long and short, it definitely tests your throwing velocity
~ Beginner friendly, but a great thrill for the moderately skilled, no major hazards, minus the thick brush at 7 and 8 that you have to shoot over, better than a pond
~ Great location at the Perry Park Center, plenty of places to park and pick up a game at any point in the course if you need to get spread out away from another group
~ Easy to get to from I-55 (exit 129) use 51 headed east, turn right onto 61, drive until you see the Perry Park Center on your right, maybe a 5-7 minute drive from I-55
~ It's even better if you live in town, simple to find, and located close enough to the edge of town to not feel like you are playing in peoples back yards (at least not the whole time, 5 - 10 play near some residential houses, but they really aren't that close)
~ Park is really spread out and not claustrophobic, yet the next hole is generally only a turn of a head away
~ Course map located near the Perry Park Center parking lot with a practice basket located between it and tee number one
~ Bathrooms and water spickets/fountains located throughout the park
~ Friendly locals

~ One of the few downfalls to this course would be coming during a heavy populated day of Baseball or Softball, due to all the walk paths it would be hard to feel comfortable throwing with children playing near the fields in a few spots, but you could easily skip to the next hole
~ Couple signs are seeing a little age, material is peeling off the metal blank (example, #16), this could easily be fixed when it really becomes a problem, also the way finding sign pointing to 16, near 15's basket, kinda misled me, but referring to the course map photo I took on my phone, I found my way

~ This is a really great course, great place to test using ann-hyzers and hyzers, using various discs, and also throwing velocity, to navigate trees and to get the best approach on the basket
~ I can only see this course remaining a great place to play into the foreseeable future, if not maybe even improving with use of landscaping around the tees and baskets, it was well worth the near 40 mile drive from my place in Cape
~ FOR CAPE AREA LOCALS, I would say it is on Par with Litz and Scott City, but a little better than Cape County. It is very similar tree coverage to the first 9, 10, 12-15 at litz, with the hills in Scott City, great place to play if you don't enjoy dense forest courses