It is located in a great park and has a good variety of distances. Good shots found reward and most bad shots were punished, especially on the longer holes. The tee pads were good.

The trees in this park are too young to make too much of a challenge. When I played a few of the holes had been removed for some other function which had happened recently, which shows me that this course is sort of forgotten by the parks department and most local players. There were no signs for any of the holes, only a pole in the ground, one which had been turned the wrong way. Some of the poles even take up space on the tee pad. This course is difficult to navigate in certain places, especially getting from 17 to 18.

While I say that this course is forgotten, there was a few local players that I ran into that did take pride in this course. I think you want to park south of the pool but the directions on here led me to park north of the pool. I was mostly frustrated by the fact that baskets were still missing days later than they needed to be and even though I was told that they would be back to a full 18 holes soon I could not help but think that Disc Golf took a back seat to everything else at this park.