Pros:
This is one of the "cleaner" more well kept courses in the area. Most of the baskets have been moved back to the far positions, which adds to the difficulty of the course. Navigation is pretty easy, little confusion on hole 12&15 (I'll address that later)
All Concrete tee pads
FRONT NINE
HOLE 1: Long Tunnel shot that curves to the right. You'll see a path that takes up almost back up the fairway to get to the second tee.
HOLE 2: Narrow Tunnel that opens up a little. The close basket position plays straight ahead and the far basket has a slight left bend (I'd call it a par4 when it's in the long position)
HOLE 3: Follows the road (S-curves through the trees, you can throw out over the road when the basket is in the long position. The tee pad for 4 is to the left of the basket.
HOLE 4: Short, tree lined tunnel shot that bends hard left at the end, it requires accuracy and control. But one of the easier holes on the course.
HOLE 5: Straight shot, through a somewhat narrow tunnel, in the long position you have to putt over a ditch that may fill up with water during the summer, I'm not sure. The tee pad for 6 is to the left of basket 5.
HOLE 6: Not sure if there's a MANDO on this hole, but the basket is slightly to the left, it's tough to see from the tee. Lots of trees to ricochet off. The tee for 7 is across the road.
HOLE 7: Shallow curve to the right, you throw over a small bridge. You can also throw over the road again. The basket is back in a cut out in the woods.
HOLE 8: One of the best holes on the course when the basket is in the long position. The basket is 6' off the ground, AWESOME change of pace. In the close basket position it's a straight shot that bends to the right, sort of tucked behind some trees.
HOLE 9: Narrow, Tightly Wooded "Straight Shot", there's a couple ways you can attack this basket, a good tee shot is extremely necessary, to set you up for a good approach. To get to #10 tee pad walk across the bridge.
BACK NINE
HOLE 10: Straight Shot that parallels a small creek on the right. The basket is tucked between a couple trees. The tee pad for #11 is to the left of basket 10. (THIS HOLE WILL TAKE YOU BACK TO THE PARKING LOT)
HOLE 11: Starts out straight and then bends around the little creek/drainage system. You can throw out over the road here as well.
-The next tee pad is for hole 15, you have to follow the sign and keep walking parallel to the road to get to tee 12.
HOLE 12: Deceivingly challenging, Straight tunnel shot that opens up halfway to the hole. It really helped now that they cleared out some of the brush and shrubs around the fairway.
HOLE 13: BEST HOLE ON THE COURSE- Throw from the top of a 100ft.+ hill. In the close basket position, you'll empty your bag trying to get an ACE. In that far position, the basket is halfway up a small hill. There are some trees in the fairway that force you to go left or right around them, but the area is wide open once you're down there. To get to the tee pad for 14, turn around (the tee pad for 13 will be on your right) follow the path to the left and back up the hill.
HOLE 14: Split fairway so you have to choose a line to the right or left. The basket is at the top of the hill (you can see it from #12 tee pad).
HOLE 15: Long shot that ends slightly to the right. In the close position the basket is almost surrounded by trees, but in the far position you have to putt to a basket with a 50' drop off behind it, it's a good mind-F.
HOLE 16: Straight Ahead when the basket is in the close position and the far basket pretty much parallels the drop off to the right, don't want to end up down there. The basket is towards the bottom of the hill.
HOLE 17: Uphill shot that curves left at the end. Need to be accurate on the drive, you really don't want to end up off the fairway. Take a right when you get to the basket to get to the tee pad for 18.
HOLE 18: Narrow tee shot because of the two trees, with a big drop off on the right. Very possible to end with a birdie.
Cons:
One of the biggest cons has to do with the signage (not so much with the signage on the tee pads). There's no SIGNS for getting to hole 1. It's basically between the baseball field and the little kids park. The first time I played we had to ask someone in the office. There's a board with course info but you can only see it from hole #1.
Other Thoughts:
I really like that this course is well maintained and taken care of pretty much year round. The signage is good, I can understand why they don't have pictures because the hole positions change. With the basket in the far positions it's a much tougher course. Lots of trees, but overall it's a good course.