Best signage of any course I've seen
Almost new baskets with hole #s marked
Scenery only surpassed by Iwen North
Decent challenge, especially on the last 3
Nice big parking lot designated for disc golfers
TONS of other facilities; playground, picnic areas, art installations, tables and trash cans at most tees

Most holes are on the short side
Course layout is a little crammed, can get confusing at times, (but signage is great)
Hole 6 is the most sadistic hole I've played yet
The fairway for 18 doesn't get mowed

This is pretty good course, fun and decently challenging, even though the park itself isn't all that big. Nice use of trees for obstacles; difficulty wise, it's right behind Riverfront, and very scenic. Hole 6 however is just evil. You tee off through a very narrow corridor of trees, if you hit any, your disc will most likely roll down the steep hill and into a small creek. Then once you get back onto clear, level ground, you have to hook back to the right to find the basket on the edge of the same slope. Other than that, most of the holes seem pretty short, in the 250' range or less, although 15 is a nice long straight fairway with the threat of the river on your right if you griplock. Holes 2,16, and 17 are heavily wooded, and 18, while short, is uphill with tall grass for a fairway making finding your disc a bit of a challenge if you're not careful.

18 Holes
Verity of shots
The city just put a lot time into trimming
Concrete tee pads
Nice Signage

The river - if it is flooding - the course is closed
Layout is a little confusing at first.
Wind can also be a factor

Great club the area.
I had a great time at the 2013 ND State Championships

-Nice variety of wide open holes and very confined holes
-Usually is not very crowded
-Baskets are marked with their respective hole #

-Weeds can get very thick on some holes
-Signage is lacking

One of the better courses in F-M area