Pros:
Nine baskets (eight in great shape, #4 is a bit smashed) at which to throw is better than nothing. Online map is sufficient for finding baskets and proposed tee locations.
Cons:
No offense meant to the designer, but, well, the design. Estimated tee locations.
Other Thoughts:
Six of the holes play in the slightly-sloping lightly-treed open space of a small college campus, with three holes playing along narrow walking paths in a section of woods.
There is an unmarked practice basket even with the edge of Wood Hall - using the path near it as tee-1 makes sense. Basket-1 is over 300' away, with a solid line of white pines near/directly between the basket and tee.
Hole-2 has a large bush at the midpoint of its fairway, requiring a wide swing around it - either side works. Basket-3 is located near an area designed as a student meeting place, and brings a parking lot and building into play, too. Long hole-4 cuts across a road, parking lot, volleyball court, and horseshoe pit.
Number-5, starting in the open, then over 300' down a 4' wide walking path? Ignoring the potential for walkers, the length-to-width ratio is way too much. Instead, enter the woods, walk down the path, find the large "Living Forest" sign, and teeing from there makes it a tight-but-tolerable 160' shot. Numbers 6-7 are also walking path shots, but with less foliage and of reasonable distance.
The natural/obvious fairway for near-500' #8 is the road. Number-9 is an open, down-slope shot.
A shorter course, zigzagging up/down/across the lightly-treed open space containing baskets 1-2/8-9, might have been more effective.