Pros:
-- 13 holes that are designed to make good use of the land (some elevation and a moderate number of trees).
-- Baskets (a mix but mostly Innova DisCatchers) are good.
-- Tees are well marked with limestone (?) blocks clearly identifying the front of the tee area. Signs have all of the relevant information, but they are flimsy and not holding up well.
-- Small selection of discs for sale inside. While inside, check out the selection of beverages (you can take cans on the course with you) and ask for a map (you'll need it). Also, there was a food truck in the parking lot on a Friday afternoon when I visited.
-- Restrooms in the brewery.
-- The course itself has a great mix of distances and shots, but distances listed on dgcoursereview are NOT correct; I think 5 of the holes are longer than 400 feet.
-- No. 1 basket is elevated (15 feet?) between two old beer vats. Another basket (6?) is guarded by a tower of beer kegs. Some people will find this too gimmicky, but I like it since the course is on the grounds of a brewery.
-- Hole 8 throws uphill (30-40 feet) on your approach (unless you've got 400-plus foot distance off the tee), but be careful about an overthrow. The Cliff of Doom (that's what the map calls it), lurks 15 feet behind the basket. The dropoff is steep and long. You are risking life and limb if you have to go down to retrieve a disc. That same hill is in play (to a lesser extent) on No. 10.
-- Beautiful grounds with lots of seating behind the brewery. And it's dog friendly. I saw four deer (about 50 feet away, on the other side of a fence) on Hole 11 around 2 p.m.
-- Mostly disc golf only land. Once you get away from the building, you're unlikely to encounter anyone who is not a disc golf player.
Cons:
-- Gimmicky clown's-mouth mando on No. 3. However, without the mando, you've got a 180-foot hole with no challenge.
-- Some of the baskets (3, 5-7) play close together. Even with as close as they are, navigation can be tricky. I was checking the map a LOT and still having difficulty before I joined up with two players who knew the course.
-- Tee pads are dirt, so they are not the most level. A few are sandy, making footing an issue.
-- Because of the size of the property (22 acres?), some of the grass can get a little long to the point of being a trip hazard in fairways.
-- No seating at the tees.
Other Thoughts:
-- This place has the feel of a permanent course with temporary layouts. It has been 9, 12, 13 and 15 holes at different times. The map at the course (not posted, but if you ask inside, you can take a picture of the copy at the bar), shows 15 holes. However, I was told 14 and 15 don't exist "right now." Not sure if/when they will exist.
-- Distances listed on dgcoursereview are NOT correct. For example, the first three holes are listed as 210, 420 and 315. In reality, they are closer to 410, 300 and 180.
-- Previous reviews on this site are not for the course as it exists now (or at least as it did three days ago). Talk of 9 holes and really short holes, etc. doesn't match the current configuration.
-- I uploaded a few photos (and the updated map), but I didn't realize how out-of-date the photos were, so I didn't take that many.