Great variety of holes for a par 3 course- requiring many different types of shots. There are a handful of grip-and-rip holes, as well as several where the utmost accuracy is needed. Most holes have alternate basket and teepads, so the course can change from day to day. The wooded stretch in the back provided some challenging fairways and elevation changes. The course is also lovely and usually well-maintained by the park and a group of local volunteers. I've lost count of how many times I've seen deer and other wildlife here, and the view on hole 12 looks like it should be on a calendar.

Also, pretty solid rubber mat teepads on most holes, but newer pavement tees are being put in on a lot of the holes.

The course is only par 3's. For a newcomer getting from hole 7 to 8 could be confusing.

Water is a factor for the majority of the holes. Make of that what you will.