-Master Class Design. I'm not a course designer so this probably doesn't mean much from me but I though that the holes were just so well designed. I did everything there today. Elevation change forehand, my best distance chucks, high hyzer fore and backhands to get over and around things, over water, under trees, down tight woods lines, over creeks, into the tallest poled basket I've seen haha. What a variety!
-Fair Pars. Birdies definitly feel earned. Even the less than 200 footer is no gimme at all! But I never thought that the pars were unfair.
-Challenging. With the variety comes the challenge. Each and every hole had me thinking. It usually wasn't just "chuck it fair and straight" for the first two shots of every hole.
-So Clean and New. Since this course is brand new it of course was immaculate during my play through. Those dynamic disc baskets are so cool. I love the tray design. Also, it was crazy that it doesn't seem like too awful much more needs done! Definitely a tournament ready course.
-Worth the hour and half drive. I would probably drive up to 3 maybe even 4 hours just to play this course. It was that fun and good for me.

-Few Long Transitions. That dreaded walk down the road haha. Was not expecting it at all especially after a long transition from I think 3 to 4 maybe. Easily the most in between holes I've ever walked at a course by a good margin. At least it felt like that mainly because of the two long ones.
-Lumpy ground. Something about the ground maybe just being frozen but some parts of the fairways were so hard to walk on. My wife's feet were killing her after.
-Debris. There was a few holes that had piles of stuff that looked like maybe they belonged to the city.
-Walking bike path. The course messes with the path for a few holes but it's pretty easy to watch for potential pedestrians.

Hats off to all the people and the community that came together to put this absolute gem of a course in Hillsboro. It's going to see so much traffic as the years go on the sport grows. Awesome work!