Pros:
+ Short 9 in a clean park that takes advantage of available space and elevation
+ Water runs along the right of the first two holes. Although it's screened by pretty thick trees, there's a clearing at the second basket - so a long putt might get the water into your sight and your head
+ Good variety of shots required: a few (RH) sidearms on the opening holes, and Hole #3 is perfect for a thumber over the building
+ Although it's par 27 and only 2100', there are a few longish holes (280', 300') and a few 250's that play a bit uphill. Even if it's not exactly ace runs, you should be counting up your birdies
Cons:
- A few holes (#5 and #8) where it's possible to throw at the wrong basket. Pictures on this site show great signage differentiating close baskets in 2010, but I don't recall seeing any signage in 2020
- The disc golf isn't at all removed from the main park, so I guess play can be really affected by picnics and other park traffic on busy days
Other Thoughts:
~ Course Amenities Summary: Poured tees, good baskets, poor signage, very cart-friendly. Watch out for speed traps (local police were using the park entrance as a waiting spot to watch the main road on the morning I played. They wrote several tickets)
~ A great place for quick recreational rounds, or to bring new players. Pair it up with the nearby Adventure Park DGC which is a bit longer and more open, for a nice variety 18.