Good Prodigy baskets that are easy to see and that catch well
Several holes with elevation changes
Opportunities to work on throwing in the wind

No signage of any kind, that I saw
No tee markings of any kind, that I saw, though apparently there originally were flags or ribbons.
Thick thorny brush in many places
Long walks between baskets and the tee areas for the next hole on many occasions, according to what I was able to discern from another online site/app.

The baskets here are numbered and visible, but the only way to determine where to tee from, on the day I played, was to wander around trying to use my phone like a divining rod while consulting another popular disc-themed app. Many of these non-marked areas were a rather long walk from the basket I had just holed out on.
I am certain that a new player without knowledge of or access to that app would never figure out how to play this course or perhaps even figure out that it is a course. I played here and also in Comanche and Dublin on the same day. If you are in the area, I definitely recommend visiting the other two.

Nice new baskets in a huge park. Some open some through short woods. Some short some medium distance. The wooded holes and the holes with elevation changes are nice and fun. That's about half the holes. Nicely mowed form basket to fairway to tee spot.

Half the holes are wide open. Really wide no shade no wind block no variation. No signs. Not an issue for most holes except #17 that is blind and long and hard. A sign on that one will help.
No pads just flags to mark

Do not follow the DG map to this course go another quarter of a mile south and go through main park entrance turn left and park in the handicap lot on the left. Follow the mow markers and it is easy to figure out form there.