Pros:
- Good variety of Field and wooded holes.
- Wooded holes utilize clever shots and windows; not just a bunch of random trees in the middle of the fairway.
- Open holes encourage specific lines and strategy; not just a basket in a field.
- Many par 4s and 5s, (subjective, but I see this as a pro)
- Course utilizes a variety of shot type, especially a nice S curve. It constantly put my hyzer flip to the test.
- Good use of elevation and landscape.
- Helpful and detailed tee signs.
- Beautiful landscape.
- Generally good, concrete, tee pads. Many tees have benches or tree stumps as well.
- Many holes really let you rip the disc; Something most courses don't let you do enough in my opinion. Even the wooded holes ask for some mustard.
Cons:
- Par info makes some of the short tees ridiculously easy.
- Pedestrians on course, though most of them seem to know what's up and will get out of your way when they see you.
- Hole 17 pro tee pad is a swamp.
- Course flow was tough to follow at first, but most baskets show the direction to the next hole, and there are signs guiding you on the longer walks.
Other Thoughts:
Many holes appear to be easy birdies or even eagles, but there is a steep hill behind the basket. Not noticing this or failing to adjust will land you in some really unforgiving rough.
All in all, this course is just short of perfect in my book. There wasn't a tee shot, short or long, that I didn't like. I plan on attending as many tournaments as possible at this park.