Pros:
-Some fun water features that (sort of) come into play
-Good balance between approachability and challenge
-Well-designed/interesting holes
-Nice Tee Signs showing distance, layout, and next hole
-Signs of continued maintenance
-Trash cans on most holes (either actual or makeshift) and pretty clean of litter/graffiti
-Ace runs abound
Cons:
-Vicious rough, especially in summer. Many opportunities to lose a disc.
-Most holes are short, except for last 3 - 2 of which are just wide open baskets in a field.
-Not a fan of the rubber teepads. Uneven, most have a pronounced seam in the middle.
-Some holes, like 13, have virtually no defined fairway so even a decent shot can be difficult to find
-Bugs can be bad, especially in summer.
Other Thoughts:
I enjoyed this course. It plays in a mostly disc golf exclusive area except for the last 3 holes. Despite most holes being <250 feet, most holes have obstacles, force a gap, and tight fairways. This course will force you to work on throwing an accurate, straight 175-225 foot shot. If you can do that, you should score below par. But if you don't the rough can be punishing for even advanced players. There is waist high tall grass just off the fairway on many holes. Very easy to lose a shank. There's also some water around the holes, and it sort of comes into play on a few, although you really only need to carry about 150' tops to clear any water here (there is the possibility of hitting water going long or wide on a few holes but it would have to be a pretty bad shank). Still a cool feature. Now lots of tall grass + water inevitably = bugs. Especially in summer. It wasn't unplayable by any means, but just know that going in and bring the spray. It's probably a great course in fall. I also appreciated the signs of continued maintenance and upkeep. Great tee signs and it looks like some holes are getting long tees installed. They are just natural tee pad currently but they may be under construction.
One thing I would love to see is concrete teepads to replace the rubber ones. The current teepads are uneven, and most are two separate pieces of rubber with an uneven seam right in the middle. Not ideal.
All in all, this course scored high on the fun factor. The first 15 holes are great woods golf. The last 3 let you bomb it out, and even if they're a bit boring, I appreciate the variation. This is probably more like a 3.75 rating than 3.5, but I couldn't bring myself to go to 4 with the teepads, brutal rough (and in some cases, fairways), and lack of multiple teepads/baskets. Still a course I'd recommend giving a spin and would absolutely play again.