Simple 9 hole course with par 4s and 5s. Holes don’t have a ton of variety, most are pretty straight. Greens are slow and conditions could definitely be better around the fairways. Lots of rough will just be patches of dirt or patchy grass on super hard dirt. You definitely get what you pay for here. Relatively cheap 9 ($22 greens fee and $15 for a cart). Often times beginners will be here so pace of play is somewhat slow. Good place for beginners or those looking to work on their game.

As one of the few remaining 9 Hole Golf Courses open to the general public and town residents, this venue provides an excellent opportunity to improve your second shot through short game. A long iron off the tee from any of the Par 4’s will leave a nice 60 to 120 yard wedge shot onto the green for birdie if you're successful. Worse case scenario you have a great opportunity to Par the hole and continue your round. Courses of this nature assist the average golfer with the ability to measure their shots and associated yardage to enhance/document their game as they move onto greater challenges with improved skill. The design incorporates (4) Par 4's with the longest hole number 9 measuring at 312 yards and (5) Par 3's with the longest hole number 2 measuring at 248 yards. The 9 Holes are cut through a tranquil forest design with elevated holes that require a bit of uphill climbing from hole 3 to 4 and 5 to 6. This is an awesome course to learn to mitigate risk with aggressive shots and create recovery strategies to improve your overall game. I walk this course when I play here since it provides greater opportunities to visualize your shots before you approach your ball. The driving range is adequate for controlling your mid to short irons with a maximum distance of around 175 yards. The staff are polite, friendly and the overall condition of the course is excellent. Just a note on Father’s Day this course is always crowded so plan accordingly.

Beautiful park. Today went there for golf driving range. It's nice to be there. Very nice and well kept park. Went in to pay for driving range. Guy behind the counter was nice and welcoming. He is very polite forget to ask his name. They charge 10 dollars for 75 practice balls. Definitely will play 9 hole next time. This park is beautiful. Must go place

9 hole course that is beautifully kept. One of the better muni courses I've played on. There is a small driving range for irons only. We had a 330 tee time and started a bit late but it's because it was father's day so it was super crowded. There is also a very nice practice putting green and chipping area. The course itself is plays well for beginners in my opinion. Mainly par 3s with some long par 4s. No par 5. Longest hole is ~315. Overall great bang for your buck if you're looking for an easy and chill 9 hole course. Course is very well maintained.

Not worth the price for the conditions of the course but still a fun course and extremely easy. It’s $11 for Juniors and $20 for anyone above 14 years old, not sure if they have a senior/elderly rate or not. The course conditions really aren’t great. The tee boxes are pretty torn up and full of weeds and on some of the holes theres more dirt than grass in the fairway. You can find yourself on a rocky dirt path while being in the middle of the fairway. The bunkers are full or rocks and not soft sand at all. The greens are super slow. Also theres a couple big hills which are a little annoying when walking but its a pretty short course so walking is very doable. It has no par 5’s and only 4 par 4’s. Only the first and last hole aren’t drivable but the 5th and 8th, which are par 4’s, are like 230-240 yards. Practice putting area isnt bad its just very slow and they dont let you chip there so you have to go to the chipping area which has no green its just a couple flags stuck in the middle of a lawn.