Pros:
-This course has gone through changes. Some good, some bad. Course has 18 holes so it's no longer incomplete. The new holes are across the road from what you'll see after you play what is now hole 3.
-Course has gotten tougher with some challenging but fair OB rules. The tee-signs say what the OB is.
-#11 and 13 are fun downhill bomber throws. Both over 400'. #11 allows you to rip a driver. The parking lot is close, but a left to right crush should keep you in the fairway. #13 has more risk. It's 480, and the OB path is to the right and can be tough to avoid if your shot goes right.
-Course attributes better than it used to with woods. The new 5 and 6 are challenging wooded holes. #5 is uphill about 20' and gently cuts right. The fairway is tight and the woods are penalizing, so this hole is a very difficult birdie, but can be done. #6 is even tougher! It's short, like maybe 240'. However, it's a dogleg left that goes back uphill into the woods. There is a low clearance once you enter the woods, so this is preferably a skipshot hyzer hole.
-There are multiple elevated baskets. Some basket placements are scary too. #3 is perched on a the side of a hill. But this hole is along a sloping hill that's more than capable of rolling you OB. I've aced this hole, and I've gotten a 7. #9 is the major downhill shot by the pond. I've lost probably thirty discs in that pond because I went big. Hole itself though is picturesque, and you'll want to throw more than one disc.
-Discs available for use in the gym. Many students borrow them because they love the game!
Cons:
-The worst thing is the fact that there are so many dinker holes. #1 (the old #2) was shortened. It's a 180' putter toss that leads to a dangerous putt because of the risk of your disc rolling to the bottom of the hill. #2 is a short putter toss back up. #3 is another putter shot that's under 200'. #4 is awful. It's a boring 150' uphill hole around a tree. Course sucks until you get to #5.
-#18. You either love or hate it. Well, I really don't love it. It's like 150' and the basket is past a huge tree where the eno kids love to sleep in. The limbspan is maybe 100' and there is OB to the right side in order to "protect" the highway. But if you're hyzer goes bad, you might be on the highway. Not to mention, the basket is elevated on a 4' post.
-Many joggers and other students using the fields.
-The overgrown bushes can get really bad in the summertime on hole 14. Hole 16 is pretty rough too during that time.
-Land restrictions are bogus. Turns out, the layout is well designed for what is "available." A land restriction was prevented in the woods where hole 5 is. This hole was a 450-500' par 4 that's back downhill and out of the woods to the left side. This would easily without question be the greatest hole in the area if the land restrictions weren't as strict.
Other Thoughts:
-Catamount Links is a decent course on a great campus. I think if there was more flexibility, this course would be a whole lot better. But at least some holes have woods now. And at least you have opportunities to crush a driver.