This course is a fun intermediate lvl course that has longish paved teeboxes and signs that point you in the right direction.
It makes great use of the hills and slight elevation changes at the park.
There are tight and tecnichal holes and long bomb opportunities, as well as long technical throws.
The course was well kept and the creek added an extra challenge on many holes that would have otherwise been pitch and putt.
You start with a nice sweeping anny hole and end with a short ace run hole. Lots of ace runs.
Beginners and overhand players will not like this course

The tee box being pavement affected pivot on follow through.

I did not see any poison ivy/ oak even though there are signs that warn of it.

Beautiful creek that runs through most of the holes. Dual tees for most holes. Nice signs and many shade trees. PRACTICE RANGE!!!

Not a lot of elevation and some poison Ivey to watch out for. You can loose discs, but when there is water it is mostly clear so carry a disc retriever.

On of the better Greater Austin area courses.

Multiple cement tee boxes on each hole. Good signs that show distance and hole layout. No problem navigating this course. Great mix of shot selection from narrow tunnels, pinball, and wide open big arm holes. Nice driving range and practice area. Usually its not too crowded. One of the Austin area's best kept secrets.

Poison ivy around creek. Easy to lose a disc or two in the water hazards if your not careful.

I really like this course, in fact it is my favorite South Austin course. It is one of the more refined courses in the Austin area. It can be difficult from the pro tees, but if its too much the regular tees make it much easier.