Phenomenal equipment...probably the best in the area. The disc golf club does a great job. Shoe brushes are abundant, and every hole has a great tee sign.
At least two pin placements per hole and most have three and some have four. They're also moved a lot, so the course will be different every time you play.
Short tees by the water for am's and windy days which do happen, especially in spring and fall.
Park bathrooms between 17 and 18, and 17 is close to parking so you can use them before and after you start.
Best warmup area; benches, bag racks, and TWO warmup baskets 30' apart.
Lots of shot variety; something for lefties and righties, and some roller and thumber lines too.
Lots to do in this park; two playgrounds, a softball field, and plenty of picnic areas.
The club mascot patrols the lake; keep an eye out for him.
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A lot of trees came down during Irma so most of the photos are out of date; the fairways for 3 and 4 are much more open than before.
You can park in the park or just down 20th street outside the park.
If you drive in through the main entrance, there is a nice open field beside the lake before the first playground that is great for warming up or practicing short shots.
Picnic benches and grills scattered all through the park.
You can fish here too if that's your thing.