Pros:
First course on Forestry Commission land (something I've been chasing for 10 years...)
Fun technical holes
Starts by busy visitor center, toilets, cafe and other facilities on site.
Free to Play
Well Signposted and the best baskets in the business (I'm in no way biased.... honest)
7 holes designed with longer tee positions in mind for small competitions and local club play, not possible for general layout.
Well maintained.
Disc hire on site.
Cons:
Short
The rough to the edges of 7, 8, 9 will be very thick in summer.
Other Thoughts:
This is predominately a beginners course looking to introduce Disc Golf to the huge amount of families that visit the site each year.
However the holes have been laid out with a mind for the more experienced player as well. Holes 4 and 5 are my favourite asking for controlled lines through the woods.
It's not a championship standard course but you'll have fun playing the course here whatever your level of ability.
If successful and well used then the Championship courses (yes courses) deeper in the woods further from the busy areas will become a reality.
The first six holes play through well spaced woodland and then the last three play out into a more open field. I'd have loved to have put tees and baskets back into the wooded areas but no beuno at this stage until popularity proved to justify the flail and chainsaw and huge amount of paperwork this will entail!
If you're in the area get out there and give it a go!