-Installed tee pads are turf over wood
-Good use of available space
-Variety of open and wooded holes
-Plenty of parking
-Elevation was used effectively for a couple of the open holes.
-2 tee pads for most holes

-Tee signs are just the number of the hole, no information regarding distance, shape, or par
-No marking for next tee
-Some of the wooded holes seem to follow a hiking trail. I'm all for technical shots, but the lane can often be just about 10 feet wide and reversing directions multiple times. These holes require a lot of blind luck especially since the tee signs don't offer any help regarding what you need to play
-I couldn't find bathrooms or water, but I'm also not familiar with the Wright State campus

This is a course with a lot of potential. My biggest complaints come from it being a course that I think was opened before it was ready. Once the fairways are opened and there are functional tee signs, this course will be MUCH more enjoyable. Until then, you'll need Udisc to find your way and practice your disc hunting skills. I'll play again, but I'll give them some time to get a few of their kinks worked out first.

-Update 8/12/22: all tee pads are now installed, but tee signs and fairways remain unchanged.