Being at a very nice local university, the grounds are very well maintained. Baskets are brand new.

This is a great course to open your arm up and let your distance discs bomb...you'll need them.

Lots of room for being carved out of university grounds. Errant throws need to be WAY off before you get into trouble. Holes are a good distance away from sidewalks, roadways, and general pedestrian areas. Nearly impossible to lose a disc.

Course and Pro par is only 4 strokes apart.

Not too much variety in the holes. All very flat, with lots of long bombs with strategically placed trees. A couple of sharp dog legs, but that's about it.

Lots of walking between some of the holes. 100-150+ yards in some cases.

Course layout is very confusing to a newcomer.

I do not like the tee pads. It's a combination of heavy plastic mesh and a front brick border. The mesh is very slippery (especially with shoes wet from dew). I have to throw from the grass next to the tee.

All in all, a very nice course. Met new players here, joined in with them for a good friendly round of golf.