This is a nice little 9 hole irons course for a lot but I'm not tht good so I use my driver quite a…read morebit. It's strictly a walking course. They use to have carts but haven't seen them in use lately. There are 3 par 4's and the rest are par 3's. There are water hazards, sand traps and elevation changes just as you would see in the larger courses. The prices are reasonable and it plays pretty fast if you are not chasing your balls everywhere like me. Great place for kids to learn or anyone for that matter. It's hidden back in a neighborhood so be careful driving in and out. Could get on the course today as it was just too wet.

Great 9-hole golf course. It is hidden away a little bit, but it is fun to play. I'm definitely not…read morevery good at golf and enjoyed the course. The people there are wonderful. Fun, fast, and enjoyable.

Went out to watch the disc golf tourney at the course enclosed inside the park. Wasn't sure what to…read moreexpect. Not the crowd I thought so just found a nice bench in the park and enjoyed the weather watching as a few players trickled by me. The park is looking good. The playground equipment is well Maintained from what I could see and all the benches and tables were clean. I think Friday nights in the park start next month great local park with plenty of activity opportunities

Ugh. I WAS going to give this park 4 stars.. But it quickly…read moregot demoted within 20 minutes. In OKC, it is in the middle of a rough neighborhood. I was visiting nearby and I decided to take a detour and bring my toddler to play. I googled nearby parks and this is what I got. UGH. Decent parking. Nice playground, safe even for the littler ones. This park has seating, pavilions, and a splash pad. Not to be confused with the daycare on the property that ALSO has a playground. Now. I love parks, but even my toddler was FULLY aware of how bad the trash was. And I quote, "EWWWW MOMMY TRASH." So, to no surprise, being the good boy he is (almost three) he walked around picking up ALL SORTS OF TRASH. it's pretty bad. Literally no matter where I look I can see some. What's even worse, is BROKEN GLASS! in several DIFFERENT areas... Good thing I don't let my son run barefoot. It's as if people drink and smash the bottles here.. Hmmmm..... Don't think I'll come here again. Also don't really recommend due to the state of the park and the area its in. I hate giving bad reviews like this. But really, it's a place for children and it's really not safe with all the glass and litter EVERYWHERE!

Great community center with a great staff. Outdoor splash pad for the kiddos. Outdoor basketball…read morecourts and walking trail. Indoor basketball court that's free to the public.

Was driving by and it's a nice day so decided to check out the lake. It's a nice little lake set…read moreback behind done businesses. If you are not paying attn you will miss the sign. There is active fishing, playscape, pavilion and numerous Punic tables and grills. There is no overnight camping as the park closes every night. There is also no swimming allow. It has a nice walking trail around the lake measuring just over a mile.

First time here for me. I have been doing the small course on the other side of the park but…read moredecided to walk this one and take some throws. Each tee has a short and long basket as indicated in the tee box signs. All the tee boxes tht I encountered were concrete. The first part is pretty much open fields. Long distances between the tee boxes and without disc I would have been lost. Opted out after several holes.

Stanley Draper Lake is located in the SE part of OKC. This is a recreational lake with fishing and…read moreskiing. Note there is no swimming allowed so not sure how tht works with the skiing. This is a full service marina with ramps and docks as well as boat storage. There is a concession stand inside with the basics as well as bail and fishing stuff. There is a very nice playscape area along with picnic tables and grills for use. Just fisherman today and only a few as it was pretty windy and cool.

The Labor Day weekend coming to a close. Not too many people this evening.. a great time to watch…read morethe sunset with my honey bunny!!

I tried the big course today. A little confusing. Really windy. The grounds were mowed nicely. The…read morebaskets are in great shape. The few teepads tht I played from were really short and hard for me to do the footwork so I ended up off to the side in the grass. Was just too windy for me to enjoy things. I played on the front part which is out in the open. Might have been a bit better in the woods.

Tee boxes are ok. Other than that the course is in terrible condition. There are thick divots in…read morethe greens as if a bomb went off and rough is so unkempt in deep balls that are set up in the middle of the fairway are virtually impossible to find.

Nice park. Police have to routinely come by and run off the drugged out characters who sometimes…read morecause a scene and scare people. We have seen some weird stuff ..... other than that, the park is clean and big, full of life and especially with the skate park now there are lots of people.

I would of given this park 4 stars if I wasn't for the climbing rock from hell. It's incredibly…read moremisleading. Once I made it to the top I realized my grave mistake. Bc there are zero foot holds, I was stuck on this hell rock for longer then necessary. Which reminded me of the time I Swifered myself into a corner without an escape plan. This must be what domesticated felines experience when they set foot outside for the first time. once they cross that threshold,separating them from the safety of indoor living, their sense of logic becomes impaired due, to a naturalistic predisposition to hunt prey. At this point they are then consumed by an uncontrollable urge to scale up something high, a strategy used to gain a better vantage point of the neighborhood. The house cat should not be faulted for this inherent behavioral trait, when it was evolution responsible for their inept prowessit comes to easily maneuver down a tree. They are just demonstrating similar practices thier ancestors, Anyways.. I never thought A casual walk through the park would turn into a rescue mission, but life is a journey ‍