Your feelings will never be hurt playing here. There is a baseball field backstop behind hole 1's basket. Overthrow the heck out of this hole and you should land next to the basket no matter what (unless you ace the 100 ft. hole). Several holes are wide open and short (no trees to hit). Please use the foam frisbees provided by the park near hole 1 so no one gets hurt!

There is one hole along the creek that is a good disc golf hole. The creek is fantastic to search around for anything unique, and looks unchanged for 200 years.

Baskets, tee pads, and signage are all nice and new.

I believe the foam frisbees never got returned.

Most of the holes are way too short to take seriously.

Great park, but one of the worst courses I've ever played. The locals keep telling me it's the best in the area (more gaslighting).

- New Veterans Baskets- Nice Descriptive Tee Signs- Concrete pads- Great for Beginners- Some discs are available at the course sign for casual that don't own any.

- Holes are unchallenging and very short. Like talking jump putt short on a few holes.- Holes are totally unimaginative and all are wide open.- Lack of variation

This course was not worth the trip. The description shows it was a pitch and putt course. I was thinking a bunch of short holes but what I got was alot of 96 feet to 200 ft shots that are completely wide open. It's really sad considering, the designer could have tucked the baskets behind obstacles to add some type of skill and variety. There was one 378ft "par 4"and two "par 2's". That was by far the longest. I guess it would have been a challenge if I decided to use their awful foamy discs that were available at the course sign. Also, there was plenty of space to turn this into an 18 hole beginner course. Needs a complete redesign. Don't waste your time.