Nice concrete tee boxes that are level with the ground to allow exteneded run ups and follow thrus (necessary on this course). Nice baskets. Lots of distance for a 9 hole course. A few shots were interesting despite being a relatively open course. A good confidence builder course if you can throw it far enough. Practice basket near parking lot.

LONG! Don't come expecting a decent score if you aren't driving near 300' at least. No signage at all other than a course map at the parking lot but that sign isn't near the first tee at all (had to go back to sign after playing hole one to take a picture on my phone) Hole 9 ends at the absolute opposite end of the park from the tee at hole one and so its a long walk back to the car. The course is in a township park and weaves its way around a number of ball fields and along a walking path. The walking path sees a ton of traffic so expect to wait to play a few holes.

Overall I really enjoyed this course. Everything was listed at par 3 but hole 2 is almost 550' so I called a 4 there a solid par. Holes 3 and 8 are really fun because they both involve some fun shots around trees or down a tighter alley. Hole 5 seems odd as its right in the middle of the fields but plays well for a forehand player and likely frustrates the hell out of backhand guys with trees all down the right hand side and its a very pretty hole with a slightly elevated tee and the wetlands behind the basket which seems a mile away. 3 was also a fun hole because there is an obvious alley shot but the basket is on the right side of the right tree line, leaving lots of options on how to best play the hole.