- The baskets are really nice and catch well
- Good views from the park of the surrounding scenery
- Long bomber holes for those who enjoy that style of course or just need an open field to throw on
- Navigation is pretty easy
- Good course flow loops you back in the general direction of the parking lot
- Port o potties next to the parking lot
- Tee signs show some information

- Long, wide open holes are not my cup of tea
- Many holes are borderline unwalkable without gaiters they are so wet
- Long disc eating grass awaits your good and bad drives off the tee
- No tee pads to speak of, just one of those throw from somewhere near the tee sign courses

This course seems like its designed for beginners who throw 400 feet or something. It's like hey lets build a course for elite athletes who just learned about disc golf today and want to play their first course. They can throw far right away but can't control it so no need for trees or OB or other obstacles. It's a weird course that was a pain in the feet to walk. You will get wet and likely lose a disc. Just avoid this and play Wasatch Wonder at the Wasatch Mountain State Park instead.

It's nice that a course exists but I'll never play here again unless they make some major changes.

This is the worst course I have ever played on. There are tee markers but no tee pads, no directional signage at all for where the next tee is. It's muddy right now because of the snow melt which was expected but they have no paths at all and the fields you have to cut through are so overgrown that in the summer it will be impossible to play because the snakes will be so bad.

- good quality MVP baskets
- i would think you would have the course to yourself most of the time
- course sign....with some information
- tee signs....with some information
- hole 1 is very close to the parking lot as is hole 9
- bathroom right by hole 1

- plays through a swampy area that becomes a ton of tall grass
- no numbers on the baskets making it unclear sometimes which basket you're throwing to
- about as wide open as a course can be
- grass tee pads with no actual marked area to throw from

Not sure who this course is meant for. Most of the holes are well over 300' but its wide open like it would be a beginner course. It's not terrible, but it's pretty rough.

Great place to practice. you will find no one on the course most of the time. Some nice long and short holes.

Hole 2 and Hole 9 are par 2's. i have never seen any par 2's on any golf courses. Hole 2 and 9 should be par 3's. On hole 6 is a par 4 should be a par 3.

Also lots of high grass. Easy to loose a disc or 2.
Hole 4,6,7,8 have high grass in which they don't mow down.

Not a bad course if you want to beat the crowds. The signs for the course could be a lot better. Maybe better marking on the signs to indicate the basket.

Over all great place to practice all your shots.

All Grass tees. I will try to get photos for the course.