1) Course is beautiful. I can spend all day in the serene wildlife
2) Lots of wildlife. Birds deer and rabbits.
3) Very small chance of losing your disc. no severely overgrown parts
4) Somewhat beginner friendly. Only 1 really long disc that's not reachable (although that is a par 4)
5) Some really fun holes. #7 forces you to throw around a bunch of trees # 17 has a fun raised basket #18 makes you throw down a hill through a tree gap. #16 let's you throw as far as you can. Some holes (like #3) Hide the Tee basket between trees.
6) The tee pads are beautiful
7) Baskets are all great.

1) Maybe too easy for experienced players. I am not an experienced player so it's plenty difficult for me. I shot between Even par to 2 over all the rounds I played. If I wasn't so rusty I'd probably shoot around 5 under.
2) It isn't in Connecticut where I live

I went to NJ for a work trip recently. I was going to play Wofl hill and Joe Palai park. However, after playing Wolf Hill I had to go back to Wofl Hill again and again. This is just so beautiful and serene. After work I just spent a couple hours here just enjoying nature. It was so nice. Some of the best disc golf I've been too. Makes me soooo Jealous because I recently moved to Connecticut from Madison Wisconsin. Madison has some great disc golf too but Connecticut's disc golf courses near my house are all terrible. I wish Wolf Hill was close to me so I could play it all the time.