Pros:
Pay to play private course with a clubhouse that sells dx for ($7), water, pop, and snacks. Stop by the pro shop at the house for a map and to pay green fee's which are $3 per person. The staff were laid back and very friendly.
-Nice concrete tee pads, with trash cans, brushes, and benches (great amenities).
-Several elevated baskets (Such as #2, #11 (the basket is on a zip line), (#17 on a wooden structure).
-Signs with yardages
-2 water hazards (#10: driving over a pond that is about 80 feet, #11: water only comes to play if the throw shanks left, and gets a bad skip).
-The course is constantly changing and improving (there were several molds for new tee pads, many baskets had multiple locations).
-Nicely flowing layout.
-Variety of shots with mostly tunnel shots, but some places to air it out.
Cons:
This was a very nice course to play, with plenty of signs pointing to where the next hole was, however, the course would benefit from tee signs and a parking lot sign.
-A sign at the parking lot to check-in at the pro shop would be good.
-Tee signs with the hole's general layout and where the next tee would be good. Although, that may be difficult as the course is constantly being tweaked (the pro shop has the updated map).
-Some wooden yard signs were in knarly shape.
Other Thoughts:
Overall: I would say it a good course to introduce someone to woods play. Buxton Woods has some open holes but mostly wooded that forces one to use multiple types of shots. The course is less wooded than Stub Stuart but more wooded than Pier Park.
Possible improvements: It would be nice to see some signs at the tee pads with the hole map (e.g. fairway, trees, ob locations). Although, it may be difficult to accomplish due to the constant evolution of Buxton Woods.
Who this course is meant for: Just about every skill level can play this course. I would not bring 1st timers or very new player's though because the holes may be too long and difficult due to the variety of trees.
Overall likes: Course seems to be constantly changing and improving. Ground cover is sparse making it difficult to lose a disc unless it's an errant throw with an unlucky kick. Wife and I will be back to play.