For me personally this is a great course for field work. I routinely play it putter only and enjoy the challenge of shooting below par. The front 4 holes are ideal to make your own tees and challenge your various skills. On hole #1 it's fun to throw a regular shot but also play safari to basket #2.
Hole #6 (395ft) with the pond & walking path to the left and the creek to the right is the signature hole imop. You're typically driving in front of a few pedestrians who might acknowledge your good drive. A good drive straight down the pipe (with a slight right finish) could reward you with a birdie look, but you'll have to navigate a electric tower in the process. If you birdie hole #6, you've earned some bragging rights for sure.
With the land given to them, I think the layout is about as good as it could be. I wouldn't mind seeing something done with Hole #7. Maybe move the basket to the right, add some hay bales and make it an island hole.
There's some possible expansion in the works, but I'm not sure if it's even needed. For what it is, it's definitely the best 9 hole course in the area. Much better than Keene, Swau, Rio Vista.
Next time you play, bring just a putter and enjoy the increased challenge of getting par or better!