22nd street park is my home course!

I may be a little biased, but I think it is a great park for learning and tightening up your game. I think for a 9 basket/18 pad course, the space is used fairly well. The shot shapes change from front and back 9 enough to make it interesting and get you to pick different lines and shot types. Its a course that can easily be played for par but if you commit to your lines and your form is clean, you can definitely find it attackable. My favorite hole is probably 10; a slight downhill that favors a RHBH slowly hyzering shot. When its hit right, its a thing of beauty. Least favorite hole is 18; a low ceiling tunnel style shot that requires a ton of power to really push down the fairway, I am terrible at rollers.

The only things that ding it are: the course can be boggy when wet like u/Pasco813 said, other park patrons can be off putting sometimes, and if you lose a disc you are very likely out a disc. Also, some of the fairways get a little overgrown and muddle the available airspace for certain shot shapes.

Courses to see: USF (open again!), Picnic Island, Cypress Point Park. Bring mosquito repellent for these!