Pros:

Tee Pads: Concrete, excellent shape, signage new with pro tips from Nate Sexton.

Fairways: Groomed and wooded campus course. Trails abound. Easy navigation

Catchers: New, labelled, nice. Can't remember what brand.

Cons:
About the worst thing I can think of is there is no "Next tee" signage on holes that it would help. However, there is a clear map of the course on hole 1.

Overall: Had a blast here playing the front 9, which is a classic hilly/woods course. Lots of elevation change and many holes require some serious shot shaping.
Not near much, but given the choices in the area, this course stands out. Better than Waynesville's public course. Nicer and more fun than Sand Hill in Candler. And similar but easier to track your discs than Richmond Hill in Asheville, which is overcrowded and busting at the seams.

had alot of fun here first time i played i shot -2. alot of mixed shots overhand and flick. alot of the holes were short just abut the length max. so i come close to the basket. very pretty.

kinda hard to figure out where you are on the course if you never played there. its my advice to go with some one that has played there before so you dont have to chase your tail trying to figure out where the next hole is. also no real signs telling you where to shoot.

12 of the 18 holes have alternate pin positions which are being moved around making for different shots. All of the fairways are clear of poision ivy and getting worn in well.

There are a few tee pads that need some work.