The course is very well marked with good signs directing you to the next hole. Rubber mats on tee boxes are in excellent shape and very noticeable when walking along paths trying to find next hole. 3 wide open fields on different holes to let you really rip a long drive. Walking path from each hole also well marked.

Very very wooded. The description says wooded and they are not kidding. The majority of the course feels like you are back deep in the woods very heavily tree and brush populated with the chains set up in various spots. The back nine must still be under construction as the downed trees line fairways. The signs on the tee boxes don't give you a hole description as to where the hole is and what it looks like. This is the first course I've ever played that hasn't had this feature.

Maybe my dislike of this course comes from not liking very heavily wooded areas and holes on courses but the amount of wooded area here seemed too much. It was a very difficult play. A few other courses I've played have had wooded areas here and there and weren't all out in the open let it rip capable holes but this one rubbed me the wrong way. Too crowded with trees, grass was high (where there was grass) no hole description other than distance and pay on tees.