Super cool course, better than anything within an hour. Beautiful course in the woods, very peaceful.
Enough trees to make it challenging, but not ridiculous.
Hills make it very interesting and force you to make different shots.
If you have the arm you can realistically 2 every hole, but mistakes into the woods will penalize you (as it should).
Short holes aren't as simple as you think as they usually involve trees/hills.
Shorter distances allow beginners to play there but is still challenging for advanced players to enjoy it.

Longest holes are around 350 feet. I'd like to see a longer hole or two that take a couple drives.
Hills can be a problem for certain people, I thoroughly enjoyed scampering up and down them.
Occasional blind spots with hills where you need to double check for other players and hard to follow your disc, but that's just disc golf for ya.

I loved this course, it is one of my favorites now. The best wooded/average distance course I've played.

Nestled in the middle of a residential area, Breezy Point DGC is a real hidden gem. It has plenty of elevation change, unlike any other course in the area. Short but technical lanes make it challenging for everyone, excellent directional signage, benches, trash cans and baskets.

Tee signage is lacking, pars and distances are printed on the rubber tee pads, which is fine in the summer months but I was left trying to remember where the tees were while playing this winter.

Overall an excellent course, have made the trip down from Bemidji just to play this course twice now, which I would never do for the other courses in this area. This will also soon be an 18 hole course as lots of clearing has been going on for a back 9.