Nice Tee Pad's and Baskets, excellent hole signs with directions to the next hole and what appear to be fairly accurate distances. The course is a slight challenge without being too difficult for beginners. Slight terrain changes during holes, both up and down and some tall grass off the fairway punishes inaccurate shots. Some wooding is used as a tunnel to direct shots. Views are picturesque at times and friendly wildlife is present. Two practice baskets (spaced about 150' apart) in the front are in an open field and are an excellent addition to any course.

Length is more on the beginner side, 4-5 holes are under 300' and the longest hole, marked about 450', plays downhill. Most shots are straight at the basket with little or no obstacles besides two turnover holes (RHBH) that are wooded to force your shot.

Overall, this is a good 9 hole course for beginners and intermediate players, but advanced players will become bored quickly. The course makes good use of the land present, seems well maintained and is easy to follow once you begin. If you're in the area or need a break between classes, this is a great course to for a quick round, some putting/approach practice, or to introduce new players to the game.