It has concrete pads, and most of the course is in the shade.

The course looks like they built it a couple years ago and forgot that they might need to do some maintenance.

This is my home course and as a beginner I find it pretty fun. However the course is only a couple years old and has a couple baskets that lean. One is broken and looks like they just watched it together. The tree in front of the 4th tee really needs trimmed because it takes the whole Mando. The course is a fun course but it could use some love

Update May 6 2018
I just played this course again for the first time since November and had to update my review.
They have done some work to the course. Hole 3 and 4 have had a ton of work done to them and are now playable. There is one tree down but lying out of the way otherwise the course doesn't have any more limbs down than you would expect from any wooded course. All and all it is a fun technical 9 hole course now. The only bad thing about it today was that it needed mowed pretty badly but as a local I can tell you that my grass went from just barely looking like it needed mowed to looking like I don't own a mower at all in just 3 days and given that even the nicest courses are looking pretty ugly I'm going to assume that this is an oddity. I updated my review from a 2 to a 4 on this because it is worth a play now.

The setting for this course is great. A nine hole that mostly sits under very large oaks. There are some great holes that make you shape a throw.

Tree limbs! This course was finished in the winter and could use some serious tree trimming. Half of the holes have limbs 5 feet of the ground. One teepad is pointed directly at a tree 10 feet away. The double mando is un throwable because of limbs.

While this course does have 4x8 teepads, disccatcher sport practice baskets and needs to be trimmed, i found it to be fun. A great little course to play if you are in the area.