I thought this was a pretty good course.
They have a PDGA approved baskets at each of the holes. Wooden post that tell you which hole you are at and a layout that is fun and challenging.
The grass wasn't overgrown and the course seemed to be well maintained. There was even places to sit at on some of the holes.
I went with my family, and my sisters really enjoying playing on the swing set that the church had close to hole 15.
The course also mixed up the holes so that it was challenging for pros but at the same time fun for amateurs. The holes went through some heavily dense woods but then came out for some open shots as well.

Some of the holes are really short and I wish they had made them a bit longer but it wasn't a deal breaker for me. They still had to cater to amateurs.
The tee boxes were under construction, so we had to throw to the side of where the construction was taking place.

Excited to see that they are improving the course and installing concrete boxes. I think that will make the course a whole lot better.
I think this is a fun place to come and spend some time practicing different techniques and precision. The shade also helps a lot during the hotter parts of the year.