Very nice well kept course with lots of shot variations. Hole 3 features a bomb from a huge hill. Hole 7 is a nice ridge shot. 9 is a beautiful cypress lined alley. 11 is a cool hazer over a cart path into s wooded pathway. Hole 14 is a tight gem through a wooded tunnel to a touchy pin placement. Hole17 is a 700 ft. Bomb.18 is a great finisher hole.

The walk back is a little long but hey we are here for the exercise. Not really much of an issue.

Long tees and alt. Pin placements offer good variety for a different playing experience.

The biggest thing this course has going for it is that the recreation department just hired a new director who's already been working with them for years. He knows the community well and has a good sense for how the park's disc golf course can stand out as either an eye sore or a smalltown gem. He's very serious about making course upkeep consistent and effective, and is doing an excellent job. I actually played two rounds today since I was off work - one in the morning and one in the evening. In the several hours between rounds, the fairways got a fresh cut (already in decent shape, but now looking excellent), trees were limbed up and fairway debris was cleared, and some bad brush on Hole 2 was completely eradicated. The course looks better than it has in years.

Pretty decent variety here: straight and left/right doglegs, uphill and downhill holes, short and long, challenging and forgiving, etc.

Free, and open all day long. Can't beat that.

With the exception of a couple recently relocated ones, all the tees are concrete pads. Most of them stay pretty clean and clear.

Laid-back feel. Local interest in disc golf is picking up, which is obviously a plus, but it's still easy to play through the course as quickly or as slowly as you like. Not often do you have to step aside to let a faster group play through, or speed up your game to move past someone because you've caught up to them.

Most of the time when I'm playing a round, I'm in no hurry at all, so I don't mind the long walk from Basket 18 back to the practice basket where we usually park. But I do get that a lot of people find it inconvenient.

This is probably the course I've played the most, and it's about a mile and a half from my house, so I definitely get my fill of it. I love having it close by whenever I want to get out and play a round, whether fast or slow. The only reason I didn't give it a 5-out-of-5 rating is because a couple tee pads could be spruced up and there are a couple tees that may take a couple minutes for someone unfamiliar with the course to find.

Come play! I doubt you'll be disappointed!