Well-mown fairways with new Mach-X baskets and good directional arrows between holes. Some holes are decorated with large dinosaurs (sounds cheesy, but it isn't). The course is divided into 2 loops that start and end near the tasting room. You can stop to get beverages and snacks and use the restrooms. The front 9 loop is easier and a lot of fun, with birdies available. The back 9 loop is more challenging, with several par 4s. You can play the full 18 or play 1 loop twice, however you want to do it. The lake is visible and the property is generally beautiful.

The course does not have tee signs, although UDisc has a very accurate map. The gravel tee pads sometimes get chewed up by frequent traffic, but are adequately sized. The rough can be a bit punishing, but that's mainly due to how new the course is.

The sheer volume of rounds that are played here indicate that this is a good course. The tasting room has limited hours, so restrooms are not always available. It's a good course in a beautiful setting where you can grab a drink before/during/after your round(s).