-Good,concrete tee pads on every hole.
-Great layout and easy to follow from hole to hole.
-Probably the most open hole is hole 1, which I count as a plus because I think it helps to be able to open the arm with an easier throw.
-VERY tight/specific fairways. Every single hole on this course is fair. There is a way to get to the basket for par. Some may not be possible for a birdie 2 if you play everything as Par 3.
-I played this in November, and the woods were very thin which made it easy to find errant throws. This would probably be a con in the more summer months.
-This course is more for veterans/big arms compared to newbies. You need crisp drives and up shots to par everything.
-Very RHFH friendly. Honestly you want both a forehand and a backhand for this one.
-It's a big park, so there should be bathrooms on hand. I did not check though.
-This course has a few legitimate Pro type par 4's (some aren't labeled that way. BUT, you need two perfect/precise shots to get to the pin- a 100-200 ft placement drive, followed by a 100-200 direct upshot.

-$10 to play during spring/summer months. I believe if you have a Michigan parks pass on your license plate that covers the fee.
-Hole 2 ends pretty close to a walking path. A long throw could hit a walker.
-Not beginner friendly
-Tee Signs are okay. They mostly explain where to throw. I say check ahead before throwing. Some signs are slightly off, that or the tee pads are facing slightly the wrong direction.

If you're new to the game and looking for an easier course nearby- I'd suggest Chippewa Banks in Midland as the best Newbie course around. EVEN SO, that course is tough, but it's more open than The Jungle.

I loved this course. Reminds me of Jomez Pro Video coverage of Idlewild near Cincinnati, Ohio.

Very beautiful course!!! I loved the way the holes were set up. Trash cans were available at almost every tee. Navigation through the course was easy. I love the fact that this course has 7 holes with a par of at least 4.

To be honest I didn't really see anything I didnt like. Almost every hole, there is a possibility of having your disc land in some heavy trees. This course will challenge you to throw many different kinds of shots.

Very good signs, with distance, map, and par. Concrete pads at every hole, and every basket has a bright sticker on top, which I thought came in handy when looking for the basket on a number of holes.