Great 9 hole course.
Variety of hole play.
DG Club moves baskets often.
Solid conc. pads.
Clean - Lots of trash cans around course.
Not many people on walking paths in the way.
Pets OK

Grass can get long when not kept.
Away from after game grub but has nearby liquor store.

Secret hole can be inserted between 5 and 6 if you own travel basket (pad @ top of hill north side of park - rock pad follow trail)

Easy to find pads and baskets.
Fun for pros and beginners.
Easy biking distance from town.
Quick stop markets close by for beverages.
Likable people always on the coarse.
Joggers!

No enough trash cans.
Windy conditions after noon.
Large groups on really nice days slow the flow.
( 10-12 people groups)

A great course for learning the game and yet still challenging enough to keep you coming back. Decent variation in terain.

Can get windy in afternoon and if the grass has not been trimmed Ina while it can be hard to find discs.

Great 9 holer. I like to play a warm up round and then another 18. The pin locations seam to get changed monthly or so on and that keeps it interesting.

There's a lot of variety for such a small space. The first tee is off the top of a small hill, second is over a creek, third is blind over some trees, fourth is threadding the needle, fifth is a distance hole, etc.

The flow worked very very well. The only confusion was which basket to shoot for on 7 and 9.

Though oftentimes crowded, groups played quickly or allowed me to play through.

The park is clean and obviously well cared for by the DGers.

The course is rather DG exclusive.

You have to throw many different kinds of shots to do well here. It forces you to develop your skills rather than depend on simply having a huge arm.

The trees are not too numerous, but enough to make the round interesting. Whoever designed this course obviously knew what they were doing and maximized the space. For the space they have here, this is an excellent course.

The tee boxes are tiny, but there's ample space for some run up. They can be slick at times because of the dirt.

The lack of space makes hole 8 really the only lengthy hole (and even it is pretty short).

Lack of signage. But the course flowed so well it hardly mattered.

If you over-anhyzer the first hole, you'll wind up in left field of the baseball diamond.

The grass can be very long in the springtime. I'd recommend against throwing candy-green discs.

While not a destination course, this little course has a lot of charm. Everyone who is out there loves to play DG.

This course is far superior to Laguna Lake. I did both in one day, and found myself wishing I had just played Sinsheimer 3 times.