Stardoggy's review is pretty accurate. I would rate it a little higher and give it 3 stars now and maybe 3.5 when they level off and add teepads. I've played a fraction of the number of courses as Stardoggy though... so his opinion should hold more value.
It's a fun course if you can keep the disc in the fairway but the surrounding land always makes me think about how much better it could be. I treat the unmowed prairie grass as being out of bounds... that adds to the challenge. Plus, it heightens my focus on landing in the fairway which means less time spent searching for discs.
The pins are tucked into the woods on #1, 5, & 7. #2 is 200 feet open then dog leg right 80-100 ft uphill through a wooded tunnel. #3 plays downhill about 100ft through a wooded tunnel, then opens up to about 500 feet of open prairie with pins behind a couple of evergreens. #4 is short and open but the woodchip island with drop zone makes it more interesting. #6 is all open across a valley. #8 is the same except longer and mostly downhill. #9 is similar to #8 but you are throwing out of the woods on a steeper downhill slope and the pins are off to the right.
A lot of the back 9 is similar to the old layout but the holes they added are an improvement. #10 is fun when the pin is to the left... there is a drop off behind the basket and it is surrounded by smaller trees (currently, the basket is downhill to the right which is blind, and mostly open). #11 is long, open, and uphill. #12 is wooded... awesome hole in the long position, boring in the short position (currently short). #13 is old 14, #14 is old 15, #15 is old 16, #16 is old 17 but much longer. #17 is old #18 but the trees have grown to provide something to throw around. #18 is downhill about 300 ft, then hooks slightly left with baskets another 200-250 uphill. There are several smaller trees that will make this hole more interesting as they grow... currently you can just throw over them.
