Extremely well kept
Great use of elevation changes in an area that had to build a sledding hill.
Combination of wooded and open holes
Pars are very fair
There are lines, even on the holes that look like giant plinko

Needs teepads!
Check tee sign for the next hole direction, or you'll spend time wandering (don't ask how I know that)

I looked out at the first hole and thought, "Great, another south-central Michigan/Northern Indiana series of open bomber holes." (I do not have a big arm) I could not have been more wrong. Long, short, open, wooded, technical, bombers-- in nine holes, this course has a bit of everything.
There aren't really holes that require a single specific shot, but placement is a huge factor on a few.
This won't make the pro tour, but it is a nice community course.
The community, however, could benefit from a local club- not to help with the course, but to promote the game and proper play. When I was there, I saw several small groups having a wonderful time, but seemingly unaware of the rules of play. Dodging discs puts a damper on the enjoyment of a very nice little course.