The course is located at a nice clean cut park. There is a minor creek going through the center which does not influence play to a great degree. The course is pretty open and most holes are in the 250-350 feet. So it isn't necessarily an ace race course, but most of the holes are fairly birdie-able.

There are only nine baskets for the 18 holes. The second nine's tee pad add a little different variation from the from front nine, but nothing special. The course also works its way a shelter, skate park, pool, and basketball courts. When I played, there was not much going on. However, if people were at the park, this park would be very heavily congested and it would get amplified by the fact people are driving toward the same basket. Also, there are no tee signs, but rather the information is on the tee pads. The tee pads have an arrow which point to the next tee pad, but some of them have a sizeable walk. So I would suggest taking a picture at the entrance to the park which shows where all the tee pads and baskets are.

This would be an solid city park nine hole course. However, I feel it was unnecessary to make it into an 18 holes. If you are in the area, it is not a bad course to try out. But I wouldn't make a special trip to play it.