Baskets have been upgraded from the photos. They're nice and in great shape
There's a map kiosk board near hole 1 be sure to take a picture you will need it. Hole 2 has a neat pin position in the trees. There's some fun shots here, and a good mix of shots. Some ace chances and some holes you can throw the drivers on

No tee signs or tee pads. Natural areas where ground is wore out makes identifying the pads easier, but will still need map to find them,and right baskets. Hole 7 and 10 are very overgrown, and not good holes. Pretty throw and Hope style shots. Hole 11 isn't a great hole either..and the course itself is just okay

Be careful over shooting hole 5 as there is a cliff behind the pin.

-Nice baskets
-Bathrooms a plenty
-Cool layout in a nice city park
-Tee signs are good

-Very muddy during rainy season
-No tee pads

Not a single person throwing plastic other than the group of three that I was with. The course was in decent condition for the middle of February. It had rained pretty heavily the night before so the ground was a little moist. The tee pads are probably the one big con that I can think of, with them being bare ground. Each hole had decent signage that showed you the topography of the hole. The course is a par 27, 9 hole layout. Most pin locations are guarded pretty well by trees. I think the longest hole was 374 feet so bring a driver or two. I will be back quite regularly during the spring and summer.