Pros:
my home course. It is not as easy as it looks, but, mostly it's all about the '3's (with the occasional '2').
This is an excellent course to learn on. The holes are changed frequently, they are well marked and well measured. The park is well maintained, and the course itself begins and ends at a Biergarten!
Cons:
Should be free, like any public course . . . . and the sheriff's deputies are there quite often. Also, it is very much over used. Apparently there are pokemon sites around 6 . . . .this being the city, you don't need a pokeball to hit something that is not supposed to be there. I play every day . . . . . '3's ARE the goal for those of us who don't take things too seriously
Other Thoughts:
Can't wait to play this one in the Fall. It has a good mix of long and (more often) short holes.
Sept 1. I play this course almost every day,
yes the markers are good and clear (and unique). The grass is cut and some of the holes are moved around. HOWEVER, the understory of thick, thorned, tangled vine,
piles of sticks are needlessly kept intact.
As this is a County park (which charges) I simply understand that the "maintenance" crews do as little as possible. For someone who has played it enough I know to avoid the rough (particularly at this time of year) at all costs. For others . . . . it clearly isn't worht the 5$, biergarten or no bier garten.