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Despite having similar problems with this course in the past, I wanted to play it one more time because it's going to be closed all of next season for renovations. This course always has pace-of-play issues because it's meant for casual weekend golfers. This most recent round, however, was way worse that normal. I played as a single, and got put with three other guys. These guys were nice guys, and clearly just looking to have a good time, which is fine. But they were pounding drinks and smoking pot like crazy. By the 7th hole, they could barely swing a golf club. I'm all for having a good time on the course, but this was over the top. I felt like I was at a frat party. And as the sober one of the group, it made for a terrible experience.

If this is what you look for in a golf round, then City Park is for you. But if you're looking to actually play some golf, don't play here. The clientele is pretty trashy here.

I played this course on a beautiful Sunday, and the place was absolutely dead. It seems that most people are smarter than I, and knew to avoid this course. Unless you live out in the middle of nowhere, you will probably have to drive at least 30 minutes just to get to the course, depending on where you are coming from. There are three 9-hole courses, and they are all laughably short - the longest of the three was only about 3,000 yards from the blue tees. Many of the greens are comically stupid, wherein the entire green slopes downward from front to back at what seemed like a 45 degree angle. Many of the greens of the par threes are ENTIRELY surrounded by bunkers, even on the back side...because why not, right? Yardage markers other than the standard 100/150/200 were nearly impossible to come by. And worst of all, the course, despite being incredibly easy, was full of absolutely horrible golfers - I fully recognize the right of bad golfers to play, it just made for a ridiculously long round, despite there being so few people on the course. I will not be playing here ever again.