Nine holes on a small church property.
Good concrete tees on most of the holes, with alternate tees also.
Pretty good mix of left and right holes through the woods with a couple of open holes.
Not much chance of losing a disc here.

The baskets are not in great shape.
#1 fairway finishes on gravel lot, then #2 crosses that fairway.
#1 and #9 share the same fairway, not an issue unless two groups are playing at the same time.

This course was an Eagle Scout project and one of the better ones I've seen. A full 9 unique holes on a small property, with concrete tees. The baskets were not in great shape, but that was probably the result of a limited budget. The design and hard work make up for that.
Most of the wooded holes follow a walking path, so they were cleared very well, but you could have to wait, if the path is being used.
The tee for #6 backs up to a residential lot, so I got to say hi to the homeowner. If I lived there, I'd be on this course all the time!
They did a good job of mixing the directions of the holes and even had a split fairway on #6. What little elevation there is in the woods was also used well.
As you come out of the woods for #9, you are teeing near #1 basket and going downhill, behind the church, to the basket beside #1 tee. There's a concrete sewer platform there, so you get to finish on a raised basket, just adding a little more variety.
All in all, a pretty good course design and execution. A good course for beginners and families. Be sure to follow the posted rules and show the church that we appreciate being able to play their course.