My heart gives this place a solid five, my brain however doesn't. At times during the Spring we play this course daily. All of the distances are sub 200 except 17 perhaps in B position, but just barely. I think it's 217.

It's a really great park for beginners. The water hazard is down a bank into a really nasty smelling creek. When 2/11 3/12 are in B position, it's easy as a lefty to hit water if you're not careful.

It's very clean. A lot of us take great pride in our parks and pick up trash. I find we're picking up more trash now though, so if you visit, please use the trash cans. The cleaner we keep our park, the more likely it is we'll get another in time.

I only give it a 2 because seasoned players won't get much challenge from it. One other thing I can't stress enough, is how disgusting the water smells in the summer. It's a mix between hog droppings and sulfur. Avoid the water. mesquitos are a problem in the middle of summer too, but everywhere with woods will be.

The park is well-maintained, and each hole has a tee sign.

Short course - every hole is around 200 ft.
Grass tees, confusing layout.

This course plays Holes 1 and 2 in the front section of the park, then you have to walk down a long alley/pathway to get to the back section to play 3 - 7, then you come back to the front, play 8 and 9, then play the same 9 holes as 10-18... thus, you walk to and from both sections of the park twice... It could be a lot simpler, it seems they just wanted to squeeze a course into an already small park and just made do with what they had available.

However, while the holes are all short, and are largely laid out in a simple and boring course, they are at least somewhat varied enough to give you a good round to focus on your short game, or, if nothing else, try for aces.