Pros:
-Great complex with beautiful scenery
-Good design! There's a great mix of straight, hyzer, and anhyzer shots.
-Multiple pads for more experienced and beginners/intermediate
-Good scoring opportunities on the front 9, and a few in the more woody holes.
-The more woody back 9 holes are great for introducing newer players to woods, they weren't so thick that you had to throw a miracle shot to get to the basket, but were challenging enough to make you earn your score.
-They had a cool little practice area.
-Concrete Tee-Pads are great!
-There was a real good mix of Par 3 and Par 4, even a Par 5 (that was the first one I had ever seen, my home course is all par 3's)
-The extra holes are a good challenge.
-The Island hole in the extra course is really cool!!
Cons:
-Some of the fairways in the woods run real close together. 2,3,4 and 8, 9, 10 and 16,17 are all right on top of one another. It's not really an issue unless there is a group playing ahead of you.
-No real ob on the main 18 course unless you hit access roads or throw into the neighboring woods on 5 or 10. And if you throw into the woods on 10, you better just kiss that disc goodbye. Barbwire fences ain't fun to climb through.
-On extra hole #20, if you throw into the woods on the right of the pad, kiss that disc goodbye. There's a barrier of briars and shule that's thick and sharp. You'll get cut up pretty bad. Trust me.
Other Thoughts:
My experience at Rose Lane was great! I live over an hour away, but I'm looking for any chance to go back and play it!! The drive is really nice, and the scenery is worth taking a camera.