This course has a lot of challenging holes with some variety in the layouts. Some are designed in ways that favor forehand throws, while others are designed to favor backhand throws. Most of the holes are in the woods, but there are a few that are outside the woods. The ones outside the woods have a few trees scattered here and there, and they make for some tricky obstacles. Each hole has two tee pads, one closer to the basket and one farther away. Also, the course is designed in a way that makes it pretty easy to find your way to each hole.

The fairways for a lot of the wooded holes are too narrow, and the woods in that area are real dense. If your disc doesn't land on the fairway (which can easily happen to a lot of players), chances are you're going to have to waste at least one stroke trying to just get your disc back on the fairway because you won't have an open shot down the field toward the basket (sometimes it'll even be difficult trying to throw it back onto the fairway because of all the foliage that'll be in your way). There are a few holes where it can be kind of easy to lose your disc in the woods if you don't keep a close eye on it. Also, keep an eye out for poison ivy.

Overall, this is a good course that can challenge your skills, but at times it seems too difficult for most players to enjoy. Definitely not a beginner-friendly course. I think it's ok for a course to have some holes with narrow fairways, but this course had too many, and the woods on a lot of those holes can be very unforgiving if your disc lands in there.