Nice mutiliple basket locations concrete pads & signage on rocks most tee's. Few water hazards but very manageable to miss. Fun longer course with not much elevation.

The work happening out here is incredible! Aesthetics are on point! The new pin placements are going to create some fun layouts!

Good redesign, fairly long and open. Not too much shot variety

First, the pros: This is a beautiful, well-maintained park; possibly one of the best in Dayton. It’s quiet (aside from county fair or special event times), peaceful, the grass is always mowed, and the ponds are scenic. The course equipment is superb. Baskets are new, tee pads are grippy and plenty big with no major transition problems from the surrounding ground, and the signage is informative and looks great with the big stonework. Now the cons: It’s just not that fun. The wide open property doesn’t demand much shot variety, but the largest flaw is the distance. I feel it’s too long to be a fun Par 3 course and too short to be a fun Par 4. There are a lot of tweener holes where your drive doesn’t put you close enough for a putt but doesn’t put you away enough for a fun approach either, so you just end up with a lot of layups.