Westport is one the most enjoyable 9 Hole courses I've played, no it's not La Raza - not super technical but very enjoyable ! Great amount of work looks like it has been done to get the course installed with continued work planned to keep clearing out the fairways and making new pin placements. What they have done so far is great and can't wait to see what plans they have to expand in the future! Onto the list of features of the course:

The layout of the course was pretty easy to follow - just have to look for the big number signs. From Hole 1 you can see just about every hole on the course and most of the tee pads.
*Very remote (I look at this as a Pro)
*Elevation change on every hole
*Mach V Baskets
*Two Practice Baskets across from General Store
*Super friendly DG Community
*Did I mention the views yet?
*Tee Signs with Distance
*Unrivaled views of the North Coast on EVERY HOLE!

*Stinging Nettles on a couple holes! (Pants or Long Socks recommended (I wore shorts and paid the price - but it was worth it!)
*Dirt Teepads for now
*Ankle breaking ruts - watch your step!

The views at the course are so amazing it had me pondering what it would take to transplant myself from Sacramento and move to the coastline - seriously these views are unrivaled by any other course I have played in the state... it's up there with Hole 15 Zephyr Cove NV - Top of the World DELA - Hole 17 Tahoe Vista. The course is definitely in it's start up stage, a bit rutted out from cows maneuvering the pastures in past but over time should level itself out. The potential to build an amazing 18 hole or even 27 hole complex is there and would be quite an amazing place to have it. As others have stated if this happens this could be one of the best courses in California - hands down. If you get up to Hole 8 and stare out at that vast ocean and don't have a moment of serenity & peace within yourself - you need to see a therapist. It is the best course to escape yourself and let free!

-Good design. Average lengths with open shots.
-Very scenic with the pacific stretching out for miles to your west.
-Flowed decent, and not busy at all. In-fact, I had the course to myself.

-Wind can definitely be a factor, and discs can hide better than you'd imagine, stay alert.
-At the time I played it seemed to be very newly installed, tall grass and whatnot. Just needs to be played more I guess.
-Confusing parking to a passer-through like me. Felt almost like it was private land and it made me uncomfortable playing for the first couple holes. if it feels weird to you stop at the store and get to know the folks, seems like a nice little community.

Honestly I would like to play this course again to get a better idea and give a more detailed/accurate review. But, seeing as to how nobody has yet I thought any info would be better than none.

Think I recall cement tee-pads and I can't remember if there was any signage but I didn't really have any trouble finding any holes.

If you are traveling up the 1 and you have your discs I'd recommend checking it out.