Pros:
=+=+= I gave this the same rating as BogeyNoMore, but as far as a putt-putt course, this is a 4.5 =+=+=
The Labyrinth is an amazing idea. Different types of baskets, different putting lines, different distances, it's like the best practice basket in the World. The whole idea behind this is amazing, and if you have the money, support, and land, this would be a great addition to any course.
If you don't understand the idea, you are winding through the woods by the start of the big course, putting your way through a maze, hence the name of the course. Holes range from around 20-50 feet, and challenge a variety of different putts. Anhyzers, hyzers, straight tunnel putts, low spin, high loft. A great variety to give you every type of shot on a course.
I like the secluded feel. If you are alone, it really feels like a putting maze. You are in a really small area, you can see other baskets, but you have to complete the task/hole in front of you before you move onto the next one.
Cons:
Since it is a really small area of course, a few baskets and tees are close to eachother. There are never a huge amount of people on this part of the course, just be aware that it is a really tight area, and if it were crowded, it would not have the same feel.
I think the precision basket should have been used on a shorter hole. Rather than doubly challenge someone with a 45 foot putt on a small basket. I would suggest switching that wih one of the bigger baskets.
The tee areas were all dirt/grass, which was good, because that is what you experience on the course, but I also think they could of made for some trickier areas, trying to change your footing.
Other Thoughts:
I don't know what to say about. It's not a destination. It's a great practice putting course to play for ten minutes before you take on the actual course on site. I 100 percent believe that you have to play the putt-putt course when you play the large course. It's a whole bunch of fun, and an overall great idea.