This course was an extremely fun course to play. The first and last holes are fairly straight and have fences, but the tee position and trees/general layout provide for a unique feel. After the first two holes you go into woods where the holes' difficulty ranges from straight corridor shots, to randomly scattered trees. The best thing by far about this course is that it is wooded and hilly, however there is very little brush. The course is extremely well maintained so you won't be wasting any time looking for discs.

It wasn't crowded at all when we were there on a Sunday afternoon, while White Bear and Acorn both were.

Some holes could be a little longer, but that may change the feel of the course.

I believe it is worth a trip to play this course a few times. It is very fun. You can relax on the podium after a round or two.

Most holes are short so most beginners can throw almost all the way to the holes, but good accuracy is needed for every shot. Most of the holes are heavily wooded and if you don't throw it down the lane you're supposed to, you could end up with 3 or 4 more strokes.
There is some amount of elevation change on nearly every hole, but it's usually doesn't play into your throw too much.
Also it seems like it is not very heavily used.

All the holes are short enough to reach with a putter. This being said, it's not easy by any means to do that.
It can also be very muddy along the course, at least at this time of year.

fun park to play if you're in the area. I'm not sure how far I'd drive to play it again though.