Beachfront Park

Pros: -Gold colored baskets not only look good, but also help keep them from rusting -Friendly Locals -Ocean Views -Use's the little bit of elevation change to its advantage -Bathrooms on site -The concrete holes that are in, are nice and numbered -One big water hazard, the Pacific Ocean Cons: -If the ocean was not there, it would be a basic city course -Lack of obsticles on some holes -Had to skip a few holes due to soccer playing kids -ONLY PLAYABLE WITH A LOCAL FOR A GUIDE -Trees ...
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Pros: -Gold colored baskets not only look good, but also help keep them from rusting
-Friendly Locals
-Ocean Views
-Use's the little bit of elevation change to its advantage
-Bathrooms on site
-The concrete holes that are in, are nice and numbered
-One big water hazard, the Pacific Ocean

Cons: -If the ocean was not there, it would be a basic city course
-Lack of obsticles on some holes
-Had to skip a few holes due to soccer playing kids
-ONLY PLAYABLE WITH A LOCAL FOR A GUIDE
-Trees that are there, are disc catching machines
-Lot's of other park users can get in the way of disc golf
-Some holes play way too close to parking areas, and a beginer can very easly end up hiting a car.
-Far end holes smell like they are draining the bathrooms right into the ocean there.
-Many holes not marked at all, just seemed like random spots in the field
-No signs anywhere to point you where to go
-Some holes are still tonepoles, some becuese they are still trying to get aproval to put in baskets, others becuese they just don't have enough baskets.
-Multiple baskets viewable from most tees, with none of the baskets marked.

Other Thoughts: This course is still a work in progress, and very much shows it. They had just put in a couple more teepads before I played it. When I first rolled up all I saw were baskets placed randomly in a field, luckaly I ran into a group just starting out that helped me find the course.
There are some holes that they are trying to put in, but not able to put in concrete, becuese of the soccer fields they are afraid that some kid will bust themself up on concrete. My sugestion is just to put rubber teepads in instead on those holes. There are also some holes that play right along the ocean so they can't put in baskets on those holes till they get aproval from the costal commision.
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Many of the problems that C. Hall noted have been fixed: it's a city park — live with it and share it; there are arrows on the basket bases to direct you to the next tee; almost all the pads are concrete except the ones around the soccer fields; the trees, well, they're some of the obstacles lacking on some holes so don't go into them (besides there are roofs on which you can land a disc). The main difficulty I had is that a couple of the tee pads are part of paved areas; they're mark ...
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Many of the problems that C. Hall noted have been fixed: it's a city park — live with it and share it; there are arrows on the basket bases to direct you to the next tee; almost all the pads are concrete except the ones around the soccer fields; the trees, well, they're some of the obstacles lacking on some holes so don't go into them (besides there are roofs on which you can land a disc).

The main difficulty I had is that a couple of the tee pads are part of paved areas; they're marked but it helps to go around with someone who's played the course (every Sunday morning, there's a small tournament and mixed doubles). Depending upon where the baskets are placed that day, the course can be difficult or easy.

I just played on MLK Day and the park was not crowded at all.
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