User friendly, well developed park, bathrooms, easy access

Crowded, litter on the course, not much to complain about

This is a beginner course in a well maintained, groomed park with nine holes to play. The park has mature trees and foliage with hilly terrain. Nothing extreme though in elevation changes. Course design utilizes the trees and terrain very well giving the player definite risk/reward factors on most tee shots. For the beginner player this course will challenge you to become a better player technically as well as getting you to throw specified distances. For the average pro player every tee shot is reachable to the basket. Some of the tee shots will require very accurate lines, both hyzer and annhyzer shots but still do-able for the player who has at least advanced skill sets. Technically the course is actually higher than an average beginner course, so you wont get too bored with multiple rounds there. There are alternate pin placements as well so the course can change on any given week.
If you're a beginner/intermediate player in the area this is the place to go and play. If not then go to bengal ridge 2 miles from there, as that course is a true pro course. These two courses compliment each other quite well, giving players of all levels an opportunity challenge themselves.

Well maintained with good equipment and nice brick tees. Some unique shots, like number six which sits elevated on the rocks.

I only wish it could be longer, and a little more spacious, otherwise very well planned course.