It's the only course in the area.
Nice concrete tee-pads.
The signs for holes 1-9 are nice (where they are still standing)

The map contained in the Files/Links section isn't accurate.
Holes 1-3 are blind when vegetation is full. Most of the baskets have very small landing areas surrounded by thick underbrush.
Hole 1 needs a bridge across the steep ditch. there may be water in the ditch.

The bridge on hole 2 will test your nerves.
The bridge near basket 3 tests both nerves and agility. I think the city may be on the receiving end of a lawsuit soon.
Holes 4 & 5 play back and forth across the Rum River with a lengthy walk/climb to access the bridge across the river (at least the bridge is solid here.)
Hole 9 needs a stairway built into the steep hillside climbing from the 8th basket.

Expect to spend more time searching the underbrush for your disc than actually playing the course.

I'm an average player and found the thickets to be almost-perfect obstacles for my driving distance.
I don't think this course will be played frequently enough for the brush to be beat down by players. I know I have no reason or desire to ever play it again.