There must have been a course here a one time. I doubt if was a very good course even when all the signs and baskets were still standing as if seems like a very un-imaginitive design. The park is a large greenbelt surrounded by a housing development. The grass is some of the thickest and lushest I've seen anywhere. More on this lushness in the Cons section.
The baskets that were left were are in decent shape. The park has these large oversized concrete teepads. Way too much teepad for this course.

Baskets 1,2 8 and 9 all are missing. The signs are gone for 1 and 2. Navigation is a nightmare.

The wonderful, lush, green grass was completely soaked at 10:30 AM. My feet were soaked on a 95 degree day. Doesn't California currently suffer from a water shortage?

Now for the first bit of good news. That is, no-one has stolen any of these extra-long teepads yet. Wait, that's the only good news surrounding this sorry ass excuse for a course. Don't waste your time unless you're just a died in the wool course bagger, like myself.

Since the course is only about 60% intact, I'll give it a rating of about 60% of the 1.0 it otherwise deserves.