Pros:
-Beautiful course (I played it in the summer). The brush off the fairway is pretty mild so it's super easy to find your disc if you shank a shot.
-Tee pad length is great
-The Course is nice and technical because it forces you to hit specific lines between/around trees.
Cons:
2 main cons.
1. Playing through the course for the first time, it's a little confusing where the baskets are and where the next tee pad is. There are no maps of the hole to give you an indication of where the basket is. My doubles partner and I had to walk most of the course twice because we didn't know where we needed to throw and we didn't know where to go from hole to hole.
2. As a 930 rated player, I got a little exhausted with the lack of hole variety. Almost every hole was a tunnel shot that ended on the right. If you have a nice sidearm (or are a lefty), you'll probably love this course, but as a righty, I slowly got tired of throwing the same disc on a 300' turnover or throw my sidearm through a tight gap.
Other Thoughts:
Overall beautiful course, and if they added hole maps on the tee pad, I think the experience would be awesome. I personally didn't like the course because a majority of holes faded to the right and it made me feel like it liked variety. The woods provide a fun challenge that gets less fun as you spend longer out there. If you're new to the sport, just enjoy Eager Beaver for a while. I gave it a 3 because it is a well-kept course but wasn't as fun for me to play. I'd personally rather play Renny-Gold, Kilborne, or Hornets Nest.