No pictures from this park.  I forgot to bring my camera and didn't want to go back to get it.  Then again, taking a picture of one hole, I'd also get about three others in the shot.  This course is built on probably the least amount of land that one can put one in on.  Some holes backtrack along the previous and without some kind of guide, locating the next tee is difficult.  Luckily enough, I ran into a guy who knew the course and he walked with me through the holes.  Come to think of it, finding the entrance isn't so easy either.  The sign says Browns Point and doesn't mention disc golf, so that's what you have to be on the lookout for.

Definately a short and technical course with tight straight shots and some woody holes.  There are a couple of holes that you can air it out on, but you have to watch out for going in the lake or the road.  I nearly lost one to traffic, myself, but a tree heroically leapt in the way and saved my disc from certain doom.  It's not a bad little course, I guess, but it's not nearly satisfying enough.  I went straight from this park back to Campgaw to really get my game on.  That's all there is to say about this one aside from spend your time somewhere else.