Well there were a few fun shots, Most from safari tees, because navigation was impossible.
Friendly setting, not much if any traffic around the course, even though the grounds were full of people.

Most tee signs are missing.
Baskets are in terrible condition, one basket is literally resting 1 inch above the ground. Quite a few others were tilting terribly.

Set up on in a busy sports complex next to a school, but not too many people around the course. With a little love this course could be very fun and a good introduction to disc golf for the public.

Very nice city park. As you turn into the park area is nicely maintained with quite a few people using the tennis courts, baseball diamonds, etc. Of what tee pad signs there were, the signage was nice. Huge potential for a nice amateur course if upgraded.

This course was a huge disappointment. A rating of 1.5 is too high. Expectations are high when you see how nice everything else is, yet when you get onto the course, it is a much different story. First off, navigation was deplorable because where was none. At least of what I seen while wondering around looking for hole 1. The only tip on where to start is on the course description and it says hole 1 starts at the top of the hill. It would be nice if there was a course layout board or some indicator where hole 1 is located. 2nd, some of the baskets are either damaged or missing. I even saw a couple kids pull a basket out of the ground when I was on hole 9. It is too bad cause the baskets are not bad ones, its just like someone put the course in and left.

Such a great looking park for such a poorly executed course. Some concrete pads, better signage, possibly a bulletin board, and a couple of baskets and this course could really be a go to course when driving pass the area.