Pros:
Tee signs show distance and hole number and are all still in good condition
Cement Tee Pads
Good mix of shots
Decent flow
Majority of the course is just disc golf with no other park users.
Plenty of parking
Cons:
A couple of holes cross walking paths
14 holes?
Other Thoughts:
I think this might be the ONLY 14 hole course I have ever played.
I get there late afternoon and could get a group of golfers with bags on the last 2 holes. Always a good sign the course might be decent.
If you read the earlier reviews, this course started with 9 holes and has been expanded to 14 now with tee markers and cement tee pads.
Hole 1 starts near the parking lot and is a pretty long shot flowing left to right with a fenced in pond on the right. Of course my disc fly's over the fence but hit the fence on the far side. it was OB of course, but at least I was able to reach my disc without jumping the fence. (I didn't see a way to go around)
Hole 2 is also another slight left to right down into a grove of trees.
Hole 3 is a good little ace run. I assume the sidewalk and across should be considered OB to add to the difficulty.
Hole 4 is your basket shot thought the tree's, just pic your line and shoot for the bird
Hole 5 is a good left to right shot, but you DO NOT want to be too far right, it looked like a mess in there.
Hole 6 is a fun hole, but is not a good hole. The shot is a decent right to left shot, a natural hyzer for a right handed player and it throws over a fenced in drainage ditch. However you are throwing over a sidewalk and if someone is walking north, you can't see them coming. There is also some PAR equipment on the fairway.
Hole 7 is a good little birdie shot, mostly open with the basket tucked into the trees and the creek on the right. Straight at it with no fading right is the shot.
Hole 8 is the longest hole and the only true par 4 hole. You have a fence line for the park on the right and the sidewalk on the left side. But there is plenty of room on the fairway.
Hole 9 unfortunately throws across the sidewalk but is a simple 300ft birdie opportunity. There is a fence line behind the basket to the right if you overthrow it. And a few tree's to navigate.
Hole 10 is another good birdie opportunity, But there is a sidewalk to the left that should be considered OB. The best gap is straight at it but you have a low celling.
Hole 11 clocks in at almost 350 and is a tight tunnel shot till you get to the open area where the basket is. With the low celling, this would be a tough 2 for most players.
Hole 12 is another bird opportunity. The basket is hidden behind a tree and you can't see it from the tee. It's behind the last tree down the biggest gap. Simple right to left (or right handed hyzer) though the gap will put you under the basket.
Hole 13, what I would call a "filler hole" You are throwing across the sidewalk, but there is a mando 1/2 way down the fairway taking out the big hyzer open shot for a right handed thrower. It's not marked, but this should be a double mando between both trees you see in the picture, at least that is how I threw it. The basket us under a large tree's with low hanging branches.
Hole 14, getting you back to the parking area. 2nd longest hole on the course and is a sign par 4. You do have some large tree's to the left side and the sidewalk to the right. A majority of the hole is open after that till the basket is tucked under some tree's near the parking area.
In general, this is not a great course, but it's not bad either. As i was playing hole 10, I met a couple throwing hole 3. We talked for a bit, they were walkers in the park and saw people playing so they purchased some discs and fell in love with the game. They had yet to play any other course, but said they play the course now instead of walking though the park and LOVE IT. Hearing a story like that made my day.
Would I play here again? Actually if I was in the area, I would. it's not a hard course but does have some fun holes to throw and just enough shade for those hot humid days.