Pros:
There was a good variety of holes. Most were heavily wooden, though there were some wide open shots. The variety was nice, and I think that is the major draw of this course. You throw down slight hills, up some hills, over some water, some hyzer, anhyzer, "s" shots. It is nice to not feel repetitive. Mid-range will probably get a good workout on this course.
Most of the holes are short. You're able to see the basket from the tee, but that doesn't mean they are all easy to get to. Most of the holes are par 3, but there is the occasional (maybe 2 or 3 on the course) par 4 in my opinion.
My favorite hole was #13. The basket is nicely guarded by a grove of trees. To get a shot at the green, you have to thread the needle on the fairway. It is short, but a 3 is an accomplishment!
Cons:
The tee pads were very uneven. There wasn't a lot of signage and the jump from 15 to 16 is hard to find (hint: cross over the road towards 11 basket and keep heading towards the lake. 16 tee is by the picnic tables).
Some of the holes were really close to a road, especially #11 and #15.
There is nothing particularly memorable about the course, like no signature terrain or hole. It was just a good course.
Other Thoughts:
It was really buggy out when I played. The course, overall, was good, but lacking that extra something that makes it great or excellent. It is worth a stop to play, especially since there is another 18 hole course at French Creek. I think this is the better of the two, though.
*This review is for the old course. It is new, so I will get out when it warms up and basically rewrite this review from scratch.*