Course was fully mowed and clean. Map of course on a sign right when you get into park. Attempted framed tee boxes that have potential to be better than just natural tees. Nice little park with amenities for children. Good beginner course that could be manageable for entry level players.

There are metal posts at every tee, but there are no signs. Not sure if signs have gone missing, or they have never been installed. Doesn't really affect the flow of the course, but doesn't help in determining distances.

Hole #1 is overgrown and virtually impossible to throw the intended line.

Hole #2 is visually appealing, but has a neighborhood fence line running up the right side of the fairway that could easily claim some discs on errant throw, or you could easily hit a house.

Hole #3 (for me) was tough cause I didn't know the distance and ended up long of the basket, only to discover there was a barbed wire fence long of the basket. Luckily I didn't cross it.

Hole #4 was a nice uphill long shot that would be tough to deuce.

Hole #5 was a short putter ace run.

Hole #6 was a cool looking downhill putter shot, but, if you overshot it, you would be in some pretty nasty, marshy looking drainage area.

Hole#7 I imagine would have been ok, but, like I had read, you could not get to the tee, which was located in the same marshy area.

Hole #8 actually had a line you needed to hit, however it was only like 100'.

Hole #9, again super short.

Park was in good shape when I visited, but looks like it could get brutal if not mowed.

Drainage areas on opposite ends of park could get nasty after rain, and may retain water for longer than it seems.

Park was located in a new looking subdivision off the beaten path, so, it seemed way underused.