Pros:
This course hadn't been reviewed in several years, and I wasn't sure what to expect. I was pleasantly surprised.
This course has an interesting variety of holes from super tight tunnels to partially wooded to quite open. Throw in a couple of pond-side holes and a creek and you've got a little bit of everything.
Lengths vary from 177' out to 415, with an average length of 270', so not a bomber course at all. The front nine is shorter and tighter, with the back nine opening up some.
A few of the shorter holes (2,3, 6, & 7) are really, really tight. Like 20' wide fairways with impenetrable brush on the sides. I really enjoyed these holes, as a straight or slightly curving drive with a putter or Comet got you where you needed to be. Finesse over power for sure.
Hole 10 has the big pond on your right for most of the drive, and a water-filled channel on the left. Enough room to work, but if you miss you'll be saying goodbye to your disc. The pond is also in play on Hole 6 if you go long, and Hole 17.
Concrete tee pads on every hole, though some are marked boxes on existing sidewalks and a couple are smallish. The baskets are older and showing their age, but caught reasonably well. Tee signs include good hole diagrams along with distance, par, OB, etc. A couple were torn and one was missing, but for the most part they were there.
Cons:
Some folks will no doubt find the tightest holes to be frustratingly tight. And if you miss the fairway you'll find all sorts of unpleasant thorns and pokiness.
Some of the teepads were small, rough, or otherwise not optimal, but they worked. The baskets are rusting and some of the chain rings are deteriorated but the locals are keeping them together and working.
A walking trail winds through some holes and I found myself waiting on walkers a few times. This was early on a weekday morning. Could be a bigger issue on weekends?
Other Thoughts:
I enjoyed the challenge and variety of the course.
I didn't find the course even close to "Moderately Hilly" so I've changed it to "Mostly Flat".