Two tee pads, two baskets for each hole.
Beautiful city park with a deep winding creek (usually dry) running thru the course that was well utilized.
Many different shots to throw off the tee.

(Disclaimer: I've only played the long pads) Designer must have run out of room or long pads were added later. Front 6 holes are pretty decent. Then it goes down hill. 14-16 are boxed in and land locked. Extremely short holes that don't fit the rest of the course. 16 may even have a hyzer line thru a homeowner's yard.

Long walk between the two holes that parallel the park entrance road. When you see the next tee directly across the road from the current tee you are on, that's a bad sign. Throw 600+ ft. and walk back that 600+ ft. for the next hole. Save yourself some steps and tee off from both and hole out from both, because the baskets are also across the park road from each other.

Several safety issues with the design. Short pads may avoid these safety issues. But long pad routes fly over playground equipment, too close to shelters, and over other hole's tee pads. 1 & 2 share a fairway.

This course could use a serious re-design, but concrete tee pads have already been poured.