+ Really nice use of the elevation.
+ Well kept

- Could have better use of the trees.
- A bit straight forward. Not much variety for drives.

Good course to play. The elevation changes were the best part. Throwing up hill, down hill, into the side hill. Wind can be difficult.

This is a decently well kept up course that can challenge even the more experienced players with some skill shots.
The pros of this course are...
- Nearby parking
- Well kept course (always mowed)
- Challenging at some points
- But still easy enough for the average player
- Uses a wide variety of shots and approaches
- Uses the land well

- Flooding in some spots (when heavy rain)
- Easy enough to lose discs in tall grass past holes, or in woods
- Small concrete tee off pads
- Relatively same distance of hole length

It is a great course for the average joe player and the beginning player. It can be very forgiving in some spots, but ruthless in others. I am from the area, so it is a great course to go out too and get some throws in.

This course is fairly simple, but with some added twists to challenge veteran players. Some of the pros on this course include:
*Nearby parking
*easily navigated course
*Variety in length
*Fairly well kept
*Recently added concrete tees

There is some flooding that can happen on the #6 fairway if there has been rain in the area. The recently added concrete tees could be extended another couple of feet to give more room for drives.

I am from around the area, and I find this course to be a perfect choice to come out with some buddies and have a fun round of disc, nothing to serious. This is not one to go out of your way for, but if you live within 15-20 miles, stop by and give it a quick throw.

+Nice Innova baskets
+Nice concrete tees (see cons)
+Course is on grassy, rolling hills on the edge of WIT's campus. The elevation is used well and is a lot of fun. Hole 2 is a big downhill and might be the signature hole here.
+Signs are full color and top notch. Never any doubt about the hole info. Navigation is very easy for a first time player.
+Might see some wildlife. I have seen deer, turkeys, rabbits, hawks. The campus is pretty well surrounded by woods on 3 sides.
+Good variety of distance. There are a few holes that noodle arms like myself likely won't reach in one toss. If you happen to mess up your drive, you are in danger of getting a 4+ on the hole.
+They used the trees that are on the course well. (see cons)
+No trash on the course unlike all the public parks in this area. Overall very well maintained.
+Raised tee areas on 2 and 6 are fun features.

-Tees are nice but definitely a little on the small side.
-It would have been nice if they would incorporate some of the wooded areas a little more. This course plays very much as a "links" style course. It is very open and can be a bit repetitive in that regard. Using the tree lines a little more could make it more fun.
-Some of the fairways are pretty close together. From 5's tee, you could easily hit 4 or 6's basket. I haven't actually seen another person on this course but i've mostly played in summer months. I imagine there's more activity in the school year.

+My initial review on this course was a 2.0. What has changed since then? Concrete tees, much better signage, better care and maintenance of the course, growth of some trees that were small and useless at the time as obstacles. This course has matured well and it is pretty fun to play.
+When you roll into campus, you need to drive all the way around campus (counter clockwise) then park in lot 5. You will see the first tee and a sign for the course on your right before you pull into the parking lot on the left.
+This course actually has a pretty high fun factor for me. It's appropriately challenging for me while still being a fairly relaxing round.