Fun course mostly comprised short, wooded holes will appeal to most beginner players and should interest those that fall in the intermediate category. Lot of quick turns and up and over hedges. A ton of low shrubbery but the rough contains enough tall stuff to make you keep it on the fairway. A good variety in these wooded hole as the turns are varied and a few of them are just pitches so every hole feels fresh. The area has a pretty cool aesthetic and just walking most of these holes would be somewhat interesting.
The baskets have arrows so navigation is mostly easy already. It's a new course so I'm ok with the tees and signs being temporary and assuming this will be rectified. A few places need additional arrows and the signs will hopefully have maps but this place is in great shape already.

On a course like this, two pin locations and two tees is just not needed. I hope they focus on making one set of tees and baskets a quality experience and not get bogged down try to provide different looks on a small course. In most cases, the second tee here is barely different from the first and laying down cement on both would be a huge waste of resources.
The last six or so holes are in a wide open field and are barely interesting. Disappointing end.