Permanent-a good winter choice if you are in the area
Good use of elevation
Would be a fun glow course
Decent signage per tee minus one destroyed
The pads that are good are good
Well groomed/walked wooded areas
Has area to expand course
Acceptable targets (however outdated)
Free

Some earth tee pads
Short and rather uninspiring-no reason to bring a full bag
Competition with foot traffic is a risk on several holes and in some cases with limited visibility of said traffic.
2 baskets pulled during winter months to avoid sledding hill (not to say they should not be)
A couple confusing transitions (hole 9 to 10 specifically)
Has space to integrate additional baskets (also pro)

Not a destination course. It is fun and worth checking off the list, but plan to throw it 3+ times or add it to a circuit. Throwers with big arms will be most challenged to not over-throw the majority or targets. You could get away with 2-4 discs in your bag and plan for summer traffic to impede. The elevation changes do add some technical requirements (and fun routes), but not enough to get excited about.

Take a new thrower here to learn while you race for aces.