It's a very large course and a nice challenge. There are hardly any courses in the St. Louis area that have holes with the risk of a water hazzard.

The course is not complete. This is also the park with the highest risk of getting your disc lost. It is heavily wooded and there is a lot of thick brush. I lost my favorite disk but ended finding someone elses in the process. If you live in the area like me then you'll know that the river in fenton floods a lot making it impossible to play sometimes. Other times it is muddy. Losing a disk is a common thing at this course so if you're broke like me try Watson or Schroeder.

I think the park has potential to be a blast but its still underwork. From what I understand, it is supposed be expanded into a 36 hole course which to me is unheard of. Also, they will hold tournaments at this park.

Disc golf rocks. It is a good course for the holes that you can find and see the basket. Me and my partner found 3 discs each

No signs. Only some of the tees were marked by flags. Didn't know where to go. Very easy to lose a disc.

Wait until it is older and maybe better marked because it isn't now and I only played like 7 holes that I could find.