Peaceful park along the Red River making for some picturesque views.
Variation of holes has straight shots as well as basket locations to the left and right.

Horribly marked, you'll spend most of your time searching for the next tee or basket.
No tee pads, just the normal grass of the park.
Baskets are a bit beat up but work fine.
Number plates on top of baskets aren't pointed towards the tee, so you don't know which basket to throw at.
Holes have a post with a piece of paper showing hole number, par, and distance, but they don't show an arrow or anything to help you find where the hole is.
Hole #6 doesn't have anything on the post, but it's a bend to the left over the swampy area about 280 feet.
Overhanging branches make some shots from the tee impossible.

This course has a lot of potential. It needs trimming, concrete tee boxes, better signage and direction. The view of the river at the first basket is breathtaking.

- Nice, quiet, grassy park with trees and river views
- Terrain is undulating grass which adds texture
- Signs with distance stated

- No tees, just poles with a number, par and distance but they dont show direction of play or basket location.
- Baskets are old and bent but not rusty
- Throw line is marked by two small flags stuck in the grass
- Looks like this course is under construction.
- Hole 6 is missing its number
- Tee 7 is in a strange place. Should be near basket 6 but it's not. Instead it requires a good walk.
- Tee 8 is also oddly placed, requiring needless walking back toward tee 7
- The course is not visible from the parking lot. It's hidden by the levee
- Hole 1 requires walking left a good distance and guessing because nothing says: "Hey, I'm over here!"

Could be a really nice course because its a peaceful park along the river.