Decent concrete tee pads but they feel a little bit short. Nice new Chainstar baskets all in good condition. Tee posts have hole numbers and mostly accurate distances with a couple obvious errors. In a secluded section of the park with only one walking trail to contend with should minimize interference with non-discers. Ample sized parking lot. A couple long holes but a lot of short holes and medium length holes can make you feel good about your game because there are a decent number of trees but the fairways are pretty wide. Navigation is pretty easy even without a map. No blind holes.

As mentioned the tee pads feel a bit short. But easily the biggest con is the proximity of fairways #3, #11, #12, and to some extent #13. Those first three are long holes where drives are very likely to end up in the wrong fairway leading to some dangerous situations. Tee pad #1 is pointed in the wrong direction. Tee sign on #10 is missing.

For a decent Advanced level player there's really only two holes out there that aren't twoable/birdieable (#3 & #11). Not a "destination course", but worth checking out if you're in the area.