-Two tees per basket for beginner and advanced players, though even the advanced tees aren't too hard.
-Good baskets, good tees, good signs.
-The course goes in a circle around the baseball field, so you can park by the church, go around the field, and end up back at your car after hole 9. The only place you can get lost is the walk over to hole 2, but you'll be fine if you follow the arrows.
-Holes 1 and 2 were the highlights for me. Hole 1 asks for a positioning shot, followed an upshot between a tree and a hedge row. Hole 2 is a turnover shot through a triple mando window created by the tree branches.

-The land is very flat, and several holes have no real obstacles. I found these holes to be kind of boring.
-Some of the holes are a bit cramped because they're pushing up against other facilities that you really don't want to throw your disc into. I understand they're working with the strips of land they have, but the course could definitely be improved by removing a few more trees on the back side of the baseball field. One hole was particularly confusing because the teebox is pointed at the wrong basket, and you're supposed to throw a forehand up over the corner of the baseball field to get to the intended basket.

There are bible verses on the baskets, but that's not too surprising given the setting.