Flowing water, winding its way along the surface of the Earth; carving out channels in soil and bedrock.

Seeping water, insinuating itself into clay and sand, mud and gravel.

Drip, drip, dripping water from the leaves of trees after a rain.

Flooding water, gushing over river banks, bursting from manhole covers in bizarre impromptu street fountains.

Reticent water, the waters of drought, of withered grass, thirsty trees, and parched ground.

The story of the Mill Creek neighborhood is essentially the story of water, of intimate association with a creek and a watershed. Therefore, the design intention for this miniature golf course is to re-present aspects of the ecology of the creek.