Nice and well maintained because it is on a ball golf course.
Golf carts available.
Open fairways mixed with some accuracy shots through some trees. No holes that go through the forest though.
Baskets were very nice, new and could easily catch a disc. Didn't know what they were specifically called though.

On a ball golf course. Fairways cross each other, whether it's ball golf over disc golf, or even disc golf over disc golf.
The day we went was the inaugural open that was supposed to have brewery sponsors throughout the course offering samples which costs tickets we got at the beginning. But we didn't learn until we saw the only stand on the course that other volunteers fell through and there was no beer we could get other than at the clubhouse.
Signage wasn't the greatest. There was a block of wood in the ground pointing at the next tee. Which did the job, but was very easy to over look. Also, the hole descriptions at each tee was just a laminated print out that was fading or getting moldy. I could see these becoming fixed or better very soon though.

On a ball golf course, could be fun with some golf carts. But aren't a necessity.
Very new, so drive paths aren't exactly "cleared out" yet. Meaning lots of drives have a good chance to snag on a limb and take it out. Doesn't take away from fun either though, meaning it takes more skill too.
Could see this course getting better over the years, starting with signage.