Pros:
9 hole course tucked back in a park outside Ann Arbor.
Three! concrete tee pads on each hole. Red, White, and Blue (from easy to more difficult). They were all in good shape. Each tee offered a very different line, which really helps the replay factor.
Mach 3 baskets, all in good repair. One pin position per hole. Most of the pin positions were well thought out, with guardian trees or other topography to increase the challenge.
Plenty of fun lines here. The distances aren't overly long, but they are mostly wooded, and nearly every tee position offers some sort of obstacles to have to work around. Also, the tees are varied...they aren't just extra distance. Nearly every tee offered a completely different shot.
Navigation was pretty easy, with next tee signs (with distances on them!). There's also a large map at the beginning of the course. Each hole had a nice 4x4 post at each tee pad, with the color displayed prominently, and distance on the post.
Cons:
The tee pads were a touch short, and were somewhat raised up on some holes. I don't have a big runup, so it wasn't the biggest deal to me, but if you do, you're probably going to hate many of these.
As it stood when I was there, the course was pretty rough. Apparently there had been a lot of recent work done, and there was still quite a bit of brush around. It wasn't a big deal, and to be honest, it felt like they overcleared on a few holes.
This isn't the toughest course around, even with its good fun factor. As a 900 rated player, I played the White (Int) tees with three discs, and shot a 24. The Blue tees did seem to offer more challenge, though.
Other Thoughts:
This was a funky, and fun, little course really tucked away. Getting to the course is a little weird. That little bridge when you pull into the parking lot? Yes, you CAN drive across that. Follow the road to the end to find the course.
This is a nice course for beginners, as the Red tees aren't too tough. I had fun running the Whites with three discs, and I assume I'd enjoy the Blues as well. Ann Arbor has some good discing, and if you have the time (it won't take you too long), this is definitely worth the stop.