Aesthetic - There is nothing really eye-catching about this course, except that you may get really excited you found a disc, but no, its garbage that looks like a disc hidden in the rough. Kinda neat it is by the track and in a University, but it doesn't have that feel. Feels more, more like a backyard.
TeePads/Baskets - Again struggled with pro or con. And since the teepads were so worn, I'd call them really bad. The baskets were fine, only probably was for a new person seeing them, visually, most are metal and blend, and the course isn't that easy to navigate until a better map shows, so I had to say, this wasn't the stronger point of the course.
Signage - Signage, where? Don't rely on the basket having the same number on it's post and above the basket. Don't rely on there being an arrow or any indicator to where the next hole is or signs telling you distance, par... Sometimes there is, but mostly no. For me, I smiled every time I found that there was anything recognizable as the correct number on the teepad I just found, and when I rang the chains I was throwing at, if at least one of the numbers on the basket matched the number I expected I gave a good woo-woo (after hole 1, it wasn't until I got to tee-pad 2 that what we realized the basket we thought was 1 we just rang up, was for a different hole, oops).
Variety - Oh boy, this is really going to sound like I am bagging on this course. And I do like it of sorts. But as far as variety, I would say, no, no way. No super long, no super tall, no downhill, no water, no tunnel, no mountains or rivers or lakes... It is limited but you get it. There was variety in the amount of different garbage I looked at thinking it was a disc though, really weird at how many things look like a disc at this place, who brings and leaves plates, or whatever else the heck we saw?
Locatability - I'm going to say it is NOT easy to locate, but hopefully I'll throw a better map on here. We parked where the map it left us. And I looked at the satellites and started walking, but it was blocked off by a Track Event. And we weren't even sure we were going the right way, when we asked people, nobody even knew there was a disc golf course on campus. Really difficult to find, perhaps on purpose, maybe some folks didn't want this place to get too busy. Then the signs, which I talked about, those make it difficult to get around and find, and coupled with the locating the baskets on each hole which can be a task due to the current maps, all lead to not good.
Maintained/Bugs - In April there were no bugs, that's good. But even in April, the trees, which had no leaves on them, were so big, and the branches just seem not well planned, and the rough, jeez it is so rough. Pickers and thorns and it can be thick, keep in mind this is April, and I don't even see growth yet. Come July, I am not sure how this course will be playable, the rough of grass will be 4 feet high eating small children, the rough of picker bushes will be eating the wary traveler, and the fairways, well, what fairway because things were pretty overgrown as it was but I could get thru and see with no leaves or new growth, but not sure what it would look like in Green (I do like green). I won't be back in July, Aug, Sept.