Comfort Park DGC is a short nine holer that plays around a tiny park. There's a pond that is used on five of the holes. Three of these are actual carries while the other two off to the side but still in play. The course is totally flat but does have a few trees in play and some pin placements tucked up against the edge of the woodline.

Mach V baskets that are all in good shape and catch well. One basket and pin position per hole.

The "tees" are just concrete blocks imbedded in the ground right next to the prior basket. These have an arrow pointing toward the next basket and a hole # on them too, so they essentially serve as tee signs as well.

The design is nice for such a small space. Very short distances ranging from about 150' up to 260'. Very few putter or mid course for more experienced players with ace runs galore.

The park was in awesome shape on the day I played it. There's a nice bridge leading over the pond and the only other activity at the park is a playground which doesn't come into play. Should be pretty much disc golf exclusive.

Like I said above, no tee signs or actual pads. Not a huge deal with the shorter lengths out here. A few of the tee areas are kind of rutted out though. It's easy enough to just tee off from the side at least.

Plenty of opportunity to lose a disc with the numerous holes over the pond. It's easy enough to avoid for more experienced players but this isn't really a good beginner course due to this.

Hole 9 has you throwing really close to or most likely over the road next to the course. If you're careful it's fine but it's not the best idea to even have that as an option. And honestly that's kind of the only option on that hole, safest too, to avoid the pond.

Pretty basic park course. It's an extremely quick play if you happen to be in the area. Worth a play once at least but certainly not worth going any sort of distance out of the way for.