Pros:
- Decent signage.
- Concrete tee pads, not huge, but solid.
- For a relatively short course that follows a walking path, a surprising amount of variety on the Front 9, some interesting lines and decent variety. A pleasant surprise in terms of technicality and uniqueness for a short course.
- Parking close to the beginning of the course.
- You can use a cart on this course, though it's not an ideal cart course.
- Overall good utilization of the available space, glad they fit a course in here!
Cons:
-- The first tee blind shot over a path where you can't see either direction on the path lets you know the course designer seems to actively wish injury upon pedestrians. Back 9 is no problems whatsoever but there are a couple of really bad blind shots on the Front 9.
- Slightly more spots to lose a disc than you would expect for a course like this.
- Back 9 not much variety or challenge, 2/5 Back 9.
- Like all similar desert/rocky courses, get ready to have your discs chewed up. I literally did more visible damage to my discs in 5 days in Phoenix than I have in 5 years playing Canadian courses. Not exaggerating, it's crazy how this terrain chews up discs, I've never seen anything like it.
Other Thoughts:
- For a small course, it offers a decent bit of uniqueness and I really enjoyed a couple of the holes on the Front 9, though the back is pretty average.
- No shade anywhere, I imagine this course would be sweltering in the summer heat.