I liked the diversity of the holes. There is a great mix of wooded and open holes. Following the lay of the course was pretty easy.

Teepads, or lack there of. Concrete tee pads would totally transform this course.

-Beginner course, can still be challenging
-Never crowded
-Good mixture of open, wooded holes
-Utilizes all types of shots (BH, FH, Hyzers, Anhyzers)
-Good baskets

-I prefer concrete tee pads, so the dirt tee boxes are a let down
-No picture of where the hole is on the tee box. Can be difficult to find a few in the woods.
-Some hole markers are missing/fallen over
-Recently built pathway with light posts erected. The constructors completely disregarded the course and at hole #16 and #18 there is a chance you might hit one.

This is my home course. I live walking distance away so I play here at least once a week. It is a good course to work on your game. Rarely is there anyone else playing. It is free and scenic. Hole #3, #4, #7, #9 are my favorite. #3 is a pure distance hole in the open, I have emptied my bag from time to time here. #4 is a nice touch shot with a putter, I have came close to several aces here. #7 is wrapped behind a lone tree. #9 is another touch shot with a putter, potential for an ace here as well. #13's basket is perched ontop of a stump, interesting hole.

All in all, this is a nice course with all different types of holes. Tunnel shots, open shots, risk/reward shots. I would recommend playing here if you live close by or are passing through.