The biggest pro is that it's a new course, that's always a good thing. It's crazy but you feel like you're throwing downhill more than you're throwing up hill. Nice directional arrows on the top of the baskets.

No rhyme or reason to the direction that the tee box posts point. Turning them so the angle of the top of the post points towards the basket with the hole number facing you would be helpful. A few do have a number. There's a creek you have to jump over on #4, I didn't see a bridge, or even the remnants of a bridge. Walking paths about, so watch for pedestrians.

As of April 11, 2022, baskets have been removed from #1 and #9 to be relocated, as stated on udisc. #1 is (at least for now) between the porta pots and 3rd base on diamond #1. #1 hole is a fun downhill hyzer shot to get warmed up on, basket or no basket. #2 is a Plinko shot through the trees, seriously a prayer shot. #3 runs along the edge of the woods, with a dead end walking path that crests over a small hill making for a blind shot if someone is walking on it. #4 is downhill into the woods, with the creek you have to jump over - it's maybe a 4 foot jump with a nice splatter of mud waiting for you on the other side. #5 and #6 are an early release away from someone's yard, or road - respectively. #7 is an open field shot with an imposing tree for the righty to contend with. #8 is downhill and wide open. It's a bit of a walk to where #9 used to be, putting you back at the parking lot. I'm personally looking forward to see how this course develops.