-Cement tees are in good condition and are decently sized
-Baskets are good
-Creek makes for a challenge on a few holes
-Signage is adequate on the holes and there is a map inside the shelter.
-Dual tees on every hole and they are pretty unique from the regular tee
-Well maintained, mowed, and cleaned city park. I saw a guy walking around picking up trash just to help out, nice people around here.
-This course isn't used too much, the town isn't too big so you probably won't have to wait at all on this course.
-You probably won't lose a disc here, the creek is probably less than a foot deep at all times.
-Hole length variation is alright. None super long or short.

-Very open for most holes, not enough challenge to force any shot except for avoiding creek
-Flow is ok, I got lost a few times and had to go back and find the proper tee pad
-Can be quite windy here, it is open and on the prairie so be ready for that.
-There are ball fields, a playground and a lot of walking paths that traverse this park. You may have to wait or adjust your shot on some holes.

This is a pretty typical MN city park course. It is pretty open and not too challenging. The baskets and pads are nice and it is well maintained. There isn't really anything wrong with the course other than it lacks general challenge. If you are in the area you might as well play here. It is an average course, no more, no less.