This course has a nice variety of shots that really tests your skills. Whether it's from hitting tight gaps (#3,#4,#7, #9), having a big arm (#5, #6, #14), hyzers, anhyzers, uphill, downhill, wooded and opened. The variety of shots required is this course's biggest pro.

It's a very clean and taken care of park which would be a great location for a permanent course.

It's biggest con is obviously that this course is only set up for the Nibelungen Open. Because this is the case, the baskets are all different brands and makes, the tees are just cloth, and there aren't tee signs telling distances.

From what I've heard, the course layout also changes every year. The layout played in 2012 when I played was definitely worthy of a 3.5. Very fun, balanced, challenging and fair.

I recommend the Nibelungen Open. It was a fun tournament and the course and the Germans are a lot of fun.