Pros:
This course along with Tower Ridge I is set throughout cross country ski trails. This course is pretty much completely flat. Trees are your main obstacle on this one. The baskets are Discatchers that are in pretty decent shape and catch ok. These are nice and easy to see too. The tee signs are pretty nice. They show a basic hole layout, pars, pin locations and distances. These are on the long tees. The short pins just have the hole # and distances to the two different pins. There are two sets of tees on almost all holes. The only ones that don't I believe are15, 16, and 17. The longs are nice level flared concrete pads and the shorts are just carpet or natural. There's a great mix of left, right and straight shots here. This course is not as long as Tower Ridge I and has a number of ace and birdie opportunities. The course is very easy to navigate. There are concrete blocks imbedded in the ground near each basket showing the direction to the next tee which is awesome. It's pretty easy to follow anyhow though. This course can connect to the other course after hole 8 and can be played as a 36 hole loop or just the two separate 18's. The course is always well taken care off and pretty clean for the most part. The rough off the fairways isn't too thick so finding an errant shot isn't too difficult which is always a plus. This is also usually not a very crowded course and is a very quiet and peaceful place to play at. There's restrooms and water available at the ski chalet as well.
Cons:
Just like Tower Ridge I, the short carpet tees are ridiculous. It'd be better off just having dirt or gravel. Hopefully they do something about this. The bugs can be pretty bad. Bug spray works for the mosquitoes but the gnats and flies are still insane. Not much they can do about this but worth mentioning. The course has a $3 per day parking pass required. This is well worth it though for the caliber of golf you get. The course is only open from April 1st to November 1st. This is because of the cross country ski trails, so nothing they can do about it.
Other Thoughts:
Out of the two courses onsite, this is the easier of them. Both courses are very fun though and make for an excellent day of disc golf. I'd recommend coming out here and playing around or two. There's not much else too close by that's that great anyway so if you're in the area this is the place to play for sure.