Well maintained. Layout is well organized. Not too many "blind holes" where you don't know where you're throwing. After the front 9, the "snakey" fairways balance out the flat course making it challenging, but fair. Almost every fairway has some trees you'll have to avoid, adding to my previous point. The "woody" portions of the course doesn't have much underbrush, so if you shank a disc off the fairway, it's usually pretty easy to find. Course markers at the tees are present and accurate.

A few tee pads were hard to find (#6, #9, and #17 come to mind), but I should be able to find them next time I throw here.