Pros:
+ Very clean and well maintained
+ 3 holes is better than none (Brooklyn Park has 30 holes of free disc golf)
+ #3 is excellent. A long, left curve, scattered trees, rough, water and elevation (as well as the wind) make for a challenging hole.
+ Pretty good at avoiding other park activities
Cons:
- Holes 1 and 2 are wide open
- Hole 3 plays along the walking path (watch for people)
- Limited parking (12 spaces) but there is street parking too (not penalizing for parking)
- Depending on when you play, there may be a lot of kids running around who don't know what disc golf is and they can be in the way. Most of the time, they stick to the playground
Other Thoughts:
This is a good example of what a small neighborhood course can look like.
When this course was first put in I was very confused by it. "Why would they only do 3 holes?"
"Why is there a practice basket"
Over time I like this little course more and more.
Good for a quick stop during commute, warm-up, cool down, practice, trying out new discs, possibly used by the high school students on lunch break.
I usually play it as 4 holes (4th hole is basket 3-practice basket
If you want to play it as 9 different holes (only if park is empty)
T1-B1
T2-B2
T3-B3
B3-PB
PB-B1
B1-B2
B2-B3
B3-B2
B2-PB