-Nice Innova Discatchers for baskets
-Most of the holes are ace runs
-Decent use of the few obstacles available (trees on a few holes and a little bit of elevation change but not much)
-Good course for beginners to learn on

-No long holes at all, every thing seemed extremely short
-No actual teepads just small concrete blocks that say the hole number on them. Without help it feels like you are looking for a needle in a haystack on some of the holes just to find the tee
-Absolutely poor course design. (The basket for hole 2 is about 10-15 feet straight in front of tee number 3, hole number four throws really close to the tee for hole 5, the tee on hole 7 is right on the edge of a small hill so you have to stand on a downhill slope for your drive off of hole 7)
-Many of the "tee areas" get muddy
-Several holes play pretty close to the playground
-Course is hard to navigate as each tee has about 2 or 3 baskets that could be the hole.

This course feels like a perfectly good waste of some good baskets. These baskets need to get in the basket protection program and find a new course that actually cares about them.

Average small 9 hole course to practice if you live nearby. Holes are very short and pretty wide open, requiring only a putter and medium range driver. A few trees and slight elevation changes provide some challenge on a few holes. Good course for beginners.

This course is pretty boring overall. There is hardly any challenge involved. Unfortunately this really isn't a great area to have a course. Careful for kids from the nearby neighborhood. Watch out for the detention pond on the last few holes. The mud can get nasty, especially after rain. The pond can be hard to play when rainy and muddy. Swampy areas can harvest mosquitoes in the summer and early fall, so bring repellent.

Not worth the play unless you are just dying to throw and are close enough to the course.