-nice baskets with hole numbers on top
-course map at hole 1
-aesthetically pleasing
-you are able to retrieve your disc if you happen to throw it in the stream.

-no tee pads, or signs at holes
-no elevation change
-park gets a little crowded

Once we got ourselves oriented from the map at hole 1, we were pleasantly surprised with this course! I think beginners and intermediate players will enjoy the openness of the course. Advanced players may find this course a little too open/short.
Hole 4 has some sweet guardian trees in front of the basket. Also enjoyed the couple holes where you throw over the stream.
The locals were helpful and very nice.
I will play this course again next time I'm in Provo.

An interesting water feature.
Some variation in the obstacles (hole 2 has a gap between trees and a fenced tennis court)
Decent trees, when present.
Beautiful park
The white poles for the holes are easy to aim for and make a pleasant sound when hit.

Not all of the tees are marked (hole 1) well, so it's a little hard to navigate (I accidentally threw at a pole marking a tee thinking that it was the next hole).
The course plays through a park with a walking path, tennis courts, a soccer field, and a parking lot as obstacles. When these are occupied, some holes become unplayable, others dangerous.
The course is completely flat.

Clean, beautiful park. Holes are really ready to find and no map is required.

Some really short holes, but that makes it really nice for beginners. The posts kind of bothered me, but I got over it.

Couldn't find the first hole, for some reason... Sign might have been taken down.

1) Located in a large, beautiful park
2) Restrooms and pavilions for more than disc golf outings
3) Reasonable but not outstanding course layout
4) Decent signage
5) Nice mix of short and longer holes

1) Some icky water in small ponds comes into play. I don't mind some water on a course, but this stuff was nasty.
2) Holes are posts instead of baskets. That's not all bad, but it's an entirely different experience than play with baskets.

A beautiful park and nice local course, but nothing to go out of one's way for. If you are in the area and looking for more of a traditional disc golf outing I recommend Jolley's Ranch in Payson Canyon just above Hobble Creek Golf Course.

Well maintained park. Easy to determine the holes. Two playgrounds for kids.

No baskets so you don't get the real feel of a disk golf course, (I'm in love with the chain noise, what can I say).

SHORT holes, terrible obstacles, like the parking lot and people's back yards.

The park is a nice thought kind of course. It is clearly designed to skirt around the exterior of the park, which is just fine. A couple of the holes can't be thrown if soccer games are going.

Overall it's not a course I would go out of my way to play. We have a lot of family stuff at that park so it's ok to be able to bail on the boring stuff and throw a bit, otherwise I wouldn't bother.

Easy to spot the "hole" from the "tee" - one minor exception (8, 9)

Open space, nicely landscaped - especially now that they've reduced the swampy pond

Obstacles are challenging - the high-fenced tennis court, the rushing river, the gated houses just off of a few fairways. I imagine the parking lot hole would be worse when the park is more populated.

(Ridiculously close to work for me)

Flat, flat, flat course. There's a hill near the first post - I don't know why it couldn't be taken advantage of (may be park reason for it)

Mostly long, straight holes, with a couple of short ones.

Would have liked a little direction in knowing which post was 8 and which was 9, without pulling out a Jack Bauer scope

It looks like they're renovating it and putting in a stream through the park (it has that look) so it might become more of a hazard later.

I played right before a snowstorm, so it was crazy windy.

Overall, I enjoyed it more than the last time I'd been there, over a year ago, and with it being so close to work and home, I'll probably go there more often.

Decent lengths. Well marked except no #1 tee location. Not busy at all. One hole over parking lot could be considered a "lake".

Object course (no baskets). Very close to playgrounds. Only a few obstacles, mostly open grass. Not a very exciting course.

It was windy the day I went there. That was the only challenge presented from this course.

clearly marked tees and pins, some interesting rough and out of bounds areas (river bank, playground and islands of wilderness)

not very challenging, most of the fairways are wide open grass, with a straight shot from tee to pin.

Good place to play with kids, nice playground for them while you throw a few.