Mostly short holes with some personality. A couple of blind tee shots that are fun. Baskets are in good shape.

Edit: We returned yesterday as a tournament was being played at Kentwood. This is a fun winter course. With the weeds dead, it is much more playable and quite fun. Upping my rating appropriately.

Way too overgrown. Don't hit the fairway on the first hole and you'll be searching for a while. Yardage marked on signs with a sharpie.

It's too bad the course isn't maintained well because it has potential to be a nice little course. Our group skipped a couple of holes because we didn't want to risk losing discs.

Nice tee pads. Signage was great. Nice variation for Such a short course.

Minimal parking. Really short course - not really a chance to air it out.

Played this afternoon. I'm not sure about the concerns about overgrowth - I did play it in Jan, but you could tell which areas were "natural" and which was maintained during the growth season. The place was packed - literally. There were probably 7-8 groups on the course at once. Don't know if this was because the weather was nice or if it's always busy. Decent course, but definitely too short. My 8 y/o didn't want tot wait to play the "back nine"

Quality tees pads, baskets and signage.
What the holes lack in distance they make up for in technical difficulty.

Small parking area that is shared with fishing access. Parking permit required M-F.
Thick vegetation, winter play preferred.
I would advise a spotter on holes where you cannot see the complete flight of the disc, as it is an easy course to loose a disc, or find orphans.
Wear bug repellent, and be cautious of your footing.

I typically don't play 9 hole-ers, but this one isn't bad. It makes a good practice round for the other great courses in the vicinity. Future expansion of the course and parking area could put this course on par with courses in the vicinity.

Interesting little course- tight enough to make up for lack of distance.

needs some clearing, easy to lose a disc on several holes (unless you play conservatively). Also, lots of tall grass in areas (although they recently cut alot of it) where you will almost definitely find some ticks

enough trees in the way to really alter your play- when playing 3 times in a row, I shot a 2 over, 8 over, and then a 1 under, trying the same lines each time

Interesting course- would like to see a little more maintenance and possibly another 9 holes

Tee pads, baskets and signage were great.
There are a couple of nice holes - especially enjoyed #5 and #9.
The scenery is very nice.
There are a couple of nice ace runs here as well - which actually has a redeeming quality to the course, since it is very technical.

A couple of holes have a minuscule throwing window (#3 and #8).
Thorns galore - you will get stuck.
If you don't have a parking permit, it's $2 for a day parking pass (only applies M-F from 7am to 6pm)

I think it is unfair to compare this course to others in the area, but I think it serves it's purpose, a small course for individuals associated with NC State (students, faculty).
Accuracy is very key on this course.
Played in the winter, so didn't see the kudzu as mentioned in the other review, but can see this course eating some discs with errant throws if the growth is there.
This is not worth the ride to play it, unless you are already playing Kentwood which is a couple of miles away.