Pros:
9 basket course (18 holes...more on this later) that winds through a small section of woods and out into open fields around a school.
Mach 3 baskets were in good shape and caught well. One pin position per hole.
Nice signage, with distances (which seemed spot on) and a small map. Several "next tee" signs helped quite a bit with navigation.
A few of the shorter wooded holes had interesting shots.
Cons:
This is kind of a wonky course. It's really a nine hole course, but it then plays back on itself for 18 looks. It's a nice idea for a smaller space, but it's a horrible idea if more than one group is playing on the course. Also, I would have probably started the course where Hole 10 is, but that's just my preference.
Not much in the way of distance here. Mostly short holes, with a couple longer, open holes mixed in.
Natural tee pads. There was nothing overly bad about the tee areas, but nothing was really marked out...it was just kind of pick a spot.
There's some real safety concerns here. Beside the fact that the course basically plays back over itself (which could have you throwing directly at other discers, especially in some of the blind woods areas), the course also plays along a well used fitness trail/dog walking trail/general purpose trail. There's fitness stations (sit ups, pull up bars, etc) scattered along the trail, which much of the course happens to follow. We were there on a sub-30º Friday afternoon, and there were several dog walkers and other patrons out there. We even got a slight scolding when we walked up from a dog walking couple, who basically told us it's hard for them to walk their dogs when there's people throwing frisbees in the woods. Yes, they should probably just walk their dogs somewhere else, but the point is, it's a bad spot for a course.
Other Thoughts:
I don't think this course gets all that much play, and it's a good thing. It's a disaster waiting to happen. If I were a local player, I'd be looking for a different place to put the baskets. What IS there is decent, with scorecards and good signage available.
Basically, it's an ok course in a terrible spot. A true baggers only type course.