-Each hole (other than one or two of them) had two different teepads with different difficulties.

-Baskets were in good shape.

-Teepads were in good shape.

-Teepad maps were pretty accurate in relation to the picture. (Not sure if I trust the distances on a few holes, however.)

-A lot of interesting fairways. We played the yellow tees, which offered a mild to medium difficulty of game with some fun gaps and elevation changes.

-Mainly technical shots within a wooded area, but a few holes out in an open field. Felt relatively satisfied with the balance.

-Wasn't too crowded. Saw a few other groups but never overlapped with them.

-The trails and next holes' pad locations need to be posted in more convenient spots. There were a few signs pointing to the next holes but we found ourselves walking back to the previous teepad to see where the next teepads were a few times.

-Path leading from hole 9 to 10 was a little confusing because the "Next Hole" sign was pointing in the direction of a fork in the trail that splits into 3 different paths. Took us 5ish minutes to find the 10th hole.

-A few of the Par 4s should be 3s, in my opinion.

-Some standing water and mud on the fairways, not the best drainage on certain holes.

Overall, this is a pretty decent course (but a fun one) that offers a reasonable amount of variety and some interesting fairways and hole placements.

I think that the "Next Hole This Way" signs could be put in better locations for players new to the course, but if you've played the course more than once or twice, you probably wouldn't need them.

Definitely recommend at least checking it out if you're in the area!