For a city-owned, par 3 course, you cannot beat Warren Swigart. My son is just starting to play golf, so this was the perfect place to play after so much time at just the range. It can be a little spongy, and a little soupy in places after a rain, but the mature trees (vs courses built on a corn field), make Swigart great. You can ride, rent a push cart or walk. If you walk, you get a little bit of a work out, but it doesn't drain you for the day since it's only nine holes.

Love this course. Great part 3.

Good beginners course, and good for a quick practice round. It's fairly easy to play through nine in 1.5 hrs. That's about it. No actual paths, the carts are pretty dilapidated, and the tee stations are in rough shape. I would, however, come back to simply practice my irons and putting. Don't expect to use your driver on anything but hole 6.

Has a good variety of hole distances for a Par 3 course.

Had a good time golfing there and really enjoyed the course. However, the grass in the teebox as well as the fairway was alot higher than I'm used to and that added a few extra swings to the card. Will play again, because I feel I lost the first go round, so I've got to get some payback. Nice course though.