Great Teepads, both short and long options on most holes.
Benches and trash cans at most tees.
T-2 Prodigy baskets
Huge area primarily dedicated to discgolf (there are some biking and hiking/walking trails, but didn't see to intersect the course).
Tons of elevation for a course in the midwest.
Great mix of holes from huge par 4's and 5's and some ace runs. Water could come into play on a few holes.
Bathroom at the parking lot, plenty of stores within a 5 minute drive, but offset from the city enough to provide a feeling of seclusion on the course.

There have been a lot of trees planted, but as of the date of this review a lot of the fairways are pretty open as you play from the woods edge into open space or vise-versa. I think as the course matures this will improve. Tee signs provide little more than distance and hole number, and seem to be fading from UV exposure.
Police training range just up the road had a lot rounds being spent for target practice while I was there could be distracting.

I normally wouldn't review a course that I've only played once, but seeing that this place didn't have a single review I felt obligated.
There is also a shorter 9 hole course onsite that looked like it could provide a nice warm up to the beast of a track the Driftless-18 was . Course designers did a great job of making each hole seem unique with their own challenges. Worth driving several hours to play in my opinion.