Short: don't really need your disc bag for this course. This would be a good course to test out a new mid range driver since it is really short. I started out using the driver but realized very quickly I didn't need it. This course has some obstacles which made it fun. It was also a quick course as well. It took me about 20 mins to play the whole course.

The tees are hard to find. They are a small cement squares in the ground telling you the hole number. I couldn't find a couple of them so I had to guess according to the map that was hand drawn posted on the site.

Beginner course only; This is a course you would take a friend to to get them hooked on the sport. Very quick course if you just wanted to improve your form or maybe test a new disc.

This course is wide open as it is located in a new park with immature trees. A great place to get out and work on any shot you desire while not tearing up discs. Traffic is low so there's never a wait, except for the occasional pedestrian. This can be a very fun place for Ript rounds and Ace runs due to the short layout. Local club members and I have developed a set of long tees to utilize more of the bag. Safari course options are plentiful. Over the past year and a half, I've seen the foliage develop and can see the promise for added difficulty in the future. I have had some great times playing this course with friends and other league members.

Soccer practices on weeknights during the summer months(Tue and Thurs, I think.) Bring mosquito repellent!! Very short. Which could be viewed as a plus for beginners. Avoid the swampy cattail filled marsh area on holes 6,7,8. Holes 7,8,9 are located in a detention pond and are sometimes under water when it rains heavy enough.

Watch out for children playing in the playground near the 9th basket. Good course to play along with others in the area while on a day trip. Do your best to avoid the neighboring houses which are very close. Short holes next to the homes make this task easier.