New baskets, tee pads, and signs. Trees and foliage have grown since installation to make the course a little more difficult. Multiple pin positions and more to come in the near future from what I hear. Unlike other courses in the valley, this property is mostly a disc golf course, so I rarely have any issues with pedestrians or other non-disc golfers.

The facilities surrounding the course are outstanding with bathrooms, drinking fountains, playgrounds, ramadas, and lots of parking. I played a tournament here recently and having two courses in one spot with all of the facilities made for an awesome tournament. It is a good warm up course before you play the North course.

This is an easier course than some that was intentionally designed to cater to rec/intermediate players at request of the City of Mesa. I still enjoy playing it and have definitely been bitten by it. One errant shot can turn a birdie hole into a bogey very quickly. There have also been more rattle snake sightings on the South side when compared to the rest of the park.

As others have mentioned, this course has a few spots that are difficult to navigate when playing for the first time. Make sure to grab a map here https://www.mesadiscgolfclub....ountain.html. Mostly just make sure that after hole 10, you go back and to the left to hole 11 and not forward to hole 13, as you can see hole 13's tee from 10's basket. Other than that its fairly easy to navigate.