Clean park, single-use (walking path goes around one side but it's OB), groomed grass, brand new DGA baskets, excellent teepads, very nice setting by a lake.

Close to the town square (lots of cutesy-wootsie shops) picnic areas, and a boat launch.

Not much variety. It's a pancake-flat course sprinkled with mature but easy-to-avoid trees. Pretty much pitch-and-putt for adv players, barely worth the half hour it takes to play. Also the layout is pretty cramped - I threw to wrong baskets twice - and you have to walk #7 fairway back to front in order to reach the tee.

No benches, trash cans, bag hangers, plus there's an RV park just to the north of fairways 2 and 3, which presents a real danger of hitting someone's home if you can't control your drives.

If you're new to the sport and live within striking distance, go here to learn how to play. It's really a good beginner's course, or if you're not a n00b you can practice your mid game - most holes are 250-350 and can be reached easily with a Roc, Buzzz, or whatever your favorite mid happens to be.

Me, I'll leave wifey to go shopping while I relax with a round or two of non-challenging, enjoyable golf.