This is a compact and challenging course. The holes are tight, technical, woodsy and unique. I had fun playing this course, could be the cabin fever talking but I did...

It was recently mowed but they need an arborist to do some trim work. From the tee, most (8/9) of the baskets are blind to the thrower and a throwing line to the basket sometimes isn't there.
The tee pads are small rubber pads and aren't always pointed where I wanted to throw.
There are spots that you can lose your disc in 4+ft stinging nettles.
If it was popular, its not (my favorite part!), there would be a little interference due to foot traffic (hiking path through the course), car traffic (seldom used road bordering hole 9) and other disc golfers.

Overall, I think they did a good job designing this course. They put together a fun and challenging in a small wooded area and I respect that. Its the most difficult 9 hole course I've played but not having lines (3or4/9) to the basket from the tee was frustrating.