Pros:
Several good baskets remain.
Nice restrooms with water fountain outside.
The non-disc golf playing areas were very nice.
Cons:
Grass/weeds 2 or more feet tall in most places which would require at least one spotter on at least 6 holes for an accurate thrower.
No defined teeing areas (I used right side of tee signs).
Rutted ground almost everywhere with lots of water and downed trees as a result of Sept 2018's Hurricane Florence. The heavily wooded areas in the course description are largely gone.
Most course directional signs are damaged and lying on the ground.
Hole 4's basket mangled.
Hole 6's tee post leaning, distance missing.
Hole 7's tee posts are either missing or not easily findable.
Hole 8 tee post distance missing.
Hole 9 tee post distance missing, polehole post and upper chain assembly still intact & upright, but basket has fallen to near ground level.
Other Thoughts:
Although effort was obviously put into getting this course designed & installed, it should not be played in it's current state. Danger of turning an ankle is high and lost discs are almost a certainty. You are likely to have a horrible time playing this course.
I was prepared for weeds, but not all of the rutted ground, muck, standing water and fallen, chainsawed trees.
I am a course bagger and played this one because I was in the area playing Surf City & Wild Turkey. Without an experienced spotter I would have probably lost many discs or spent hours looking for them.