Pros:
Short, technical course. You can get it done in 90 minutes with average speed. When I am short on time, this course is usually my go-to.
This is my favorite course for a putter-only round. Due to the technical shots and relatively short hole lengths, it's a good one to test my form and abilities with a putter round.
The owner, Alex, is a great guy. You can tell he genuinely loves disc golf and his course. You can feel it talking to him or playing the course. I'm really excited to see what he does when the second course is finished on this property.
Dogs are allowed here, unlike many of Maine's DG courses.
Cons:
Make sure you bring bug spray - extremely buggy to the point of ruining the experience w/o spray!
Other Thoughts:
This is neither a pro or a con, but the course is extremely elevated in several spots. Sometimes it's great when you want exercise, other times it's not, when you're tired after a long week.
Again, this is neither a Pro or a Con, but Alex, the owner, is left handed. You can tell when you play the course that it's got a "lefty-bias" as a lot of holes go to the right, unlike many courses! If you're a RHFH or a LHBH you may find a slight advantage on this course.
Overall, I really like this course. When I come here just depends on if I'm short on time, want to practice technical stuff, or if want some good exercise. I typically choose elsewhere if I'm tired or want to open up with some big drives. Check this place out!