Holes 6-11 are park-style holes playing around a church property. Nice trees, not too many, but I managed to find several. 6 and 9 have really cool greens. 12 and 13 are short, but in much thicker woods, plus have roll-away risk. 16 plays up a hill toward an abandoned building, looks like a haunted fraternity house.17 and 18 play across its formerly well-manicured lawn, the former with a nice drop-off to the green.

Holes 1-5 are filler holes, flat and mostly open but with nasty rough on the right as they play around a soccer field/400m track. Thorns (blackberries) and other thick stuff, so stay out. At least #5 offers 500 feet of distance with the basket perched atop a 2' mound. Natural tees, but level (except for #12). Long walk from #5 to the church property, similar walk back from 18 toward #1, it's a big loop that doesn't circle back after nine.

My son summed-up Brevard nicely as "above average for a college campus course." I could live with this as my local course, but would frequently make the drive into Hendersonville to play the outstanding Jackson Park DGC.