Great layout for the most part, utilizing as much of the land as possible. Dual tees on 90% of the holes and good signage throughout. Natural tees are in good condition but I have a feeling this course isn't played very much
Navigation is fairly easy with only holes 9 & 10 tucked outside of the norm. It is easy to walk right to 11 after #8...
Most shots are wide open, with the rough being tall grass lining either side of the fairway. Tough to lose a disc, but keep an eye as it falls.
The big pros here are the trio of shots mid-way through the round. #8 is slightly downhill and a bit long, allowing you to really let it rip over the grassland. While wide open, the approach is tricky as the basket sits about 15 feet in front of a stone wall sectioning off the lake. Also a great view to take in. #9 is on the other side of the damn, which you throw off of and into the corresponding valley. About 450 from the pro tee, it is a nice rip. Be wary if your disc falls along the dam wall, as loose boulders stack up. This is tricky but also makes for an awesome upshot/birdie op. #11 is another long one, I think about 600 ft. or so, and has a lot of smallish trees dotting the landscape. There is no "fairway", but rather several options to choose from depending on where you land. #8 is by far the prettiest hole and 9&10 break up the monotony.
Also worth mentioning is #16, a nice play under a canopy of mature trees.