Pros:
This course has been expanded to 18 holes and they stayed consistent with good DISCatchers.
Gravel tees on each hole, but ...
Tee signs on most holes, but ...
Most of the new holes are long, open holes, but ...
One of the new wooded holes is pretty good, but ...
Cons:
The gravel tees are bordered by 4X4s, above ground level, and really short, about 4X6 feet, so you have to step up on them, especially on the long holes.
The good tee signs are on the original 9, the new holes just have sheets of paper in plastic protectors. Something that should be easy to fix.
Three of the new open holes are in the same field, that is only 125' across at the narrowest point. Three holes near 300', or above, would mean a lot of high speed discs flying in different directions.
I'm thinking 16 and 17 are the two new wooded holes, 17 is a pretty good downhiller but 16 is very tight, poke and pray, even after some trees were taken down.
The grass was pretty long on the open holes the day I was there, but since it was February, I imagine the mowers were off for the season.
Other Thoughts:
This course is now named Hughes Park DGC on this site after they moved the original 9 hole course, Welborn Woods, to extinction, but on UDisc its just the opposite. And it does look like the signature thorn bushes are still here, but they weren't too bad when I was there.
I hope you are seeing my theme for this course, for everything that's a Pro, its not quite done right and becomes a Con. I would imagine that most players are happy this now 18 holes, I think most of us would prefer to play an 18 hole course, plus there's a pretty good new little Niner in town, but this one needs some more work to make it worth another visit.
If they don't have the funds or desire to lengthen the tee pads, then take the back frame off and taper the gravel down in the back, that way you don't have to step up on your runup.
Since they did such a good job on the original tee signs, hopefully the same vendor can knock out the new nine for them.
#2 and 3 looked like pretty good holes, but #9, #11 and #12 just felt too packed in, and I was the only one on the course! It would probably be enough room for 2 holes, but three seemed a little dangerous. (I actually liked the way you play #9, then have a short, Annie, wooded #10, before #11 goes back down the open field.)
There is a nice looking little pond in the middle of the course, it looks like the original Nine didn't get very close to it (only on two holes, if you are way left), and this redesign didn't get any closer, for some people this is a Pro, for some a Con, so I thought I would mention it here.
Playing #8 made me feel like I was on The Walking Dead. It plays across the backyard (between the house and shed) of probably the former owners of the property and open field, it looks like its been deserted for a while, so approaching it, you're not sure what might come walking out from either building!
#18 was a pretty good finishing hole, except if you catch it in the wet season, like I did. Just 229' and downhill, its a wide enough tunnel down, beside the pond, hemmed in on both sides by trees, you just have to throw it straight to finish to the left.