The course plays through the back of a large multi-use park. Several of the holes play in grassy fields with scattered mature trees and some thick rough in spots. A few of these holes have some fun elevation and some roll away potential around the basket. A few holes play down in a more wooded area with narrower lines to hit and more punishment for errant shots. There are actually a few shots that offer some interesting challenges mixed in with more straightforward shots.

The lower part of the course was a bit of a mess. There were lots of dead branches down on the fairways and the area holds a lot of water and mud even a while after a rain. The signage is lacking, making the course a little tough to follow at times. The tees have numbers on posts, but in a couple spots there are multiple baskets in view and you have to walk all the way to the pin to find the faded number (or none at all). There is a course map online, you'll want to print it or have it up on your smartphone.

Beginners will find this course approachable but challenging. The open holes have a little length and can be windy, but aren't too punitive. The more punishing wooded shots are reasonable lengths. More experienced players will find a few challenging and interesting shots, but it's not terribly tough overall.

Long tees offer 3240 yardage.
Tees again not worn in (nearby Millcreek and Point Rock Park's tees are also quite pristine. This means you can make a day trip of this area and really enjoy a nice, quiet day of years gone by, course to yourself, golf.)

Tees are posts in the ground. They do have a number on top to let you know which one you're at; but, no yardage, or even an arrow showing direction.
There is a box for maps at beginning of course; but was empty.
As noted in the Sford's review; holes #6, 7, and #8, until the bucket; were extremely swampy. This must be a common theme. (It was quite rainy the day we were there, though).

Wind was a huge factor the first 3 holes. May be fairly normal for this course; thus, adding a difficulty level. The course challenged the two of us; and though I only gave it a two; this has a lot to do with the swampiness of three holes, the poor signage, and the fact that it's a nine. We did negotiate it fine with the posts though. I will probably come back and perhaps bump it up .5.

This course has some potential. With a little work this course could be a little hidden gem. In it's current state this course is barely passable.

This course is kinda hard to follow as most of the signage is gone. Holes 6 and 7 were muddy and flooded. With a little bit of work this course could easily bump up to a 3.

If in this area there are far better courses to play. Unless work is done to improve this one, I would recommend checking out some of the other local courses. Both Mt. Carroll and Fulton are nearby with better courses.