Pros:
The course plays through a hilly forested area with a few holes out in more open areas. Most holes have elevation changes in play, nothing drastic but the hills are used really well to keep things interesting. There are straightforward uphill and downhill holes, but there are also holes with ravines, ridges, and a cave to add fun and challenge. One pin is placed on a narrow point with dropoffs all around, make your putt or you'll be down in the ravine with a tough comeback and no easy layup.
Though the course is very short, it has a lot of variety. The hole shapes have good variety, with a balance of right and left turning shots. The underbrush is limited, but there are enough trees that you'll be punished on many errant shots. The lines are tight, but fair, so there is definitely some challenge to shape your shots through the woods here.
Cons:
Navigation is tricky in spots, the closest tee isn't always the correct one. It's difficult to find the course in the first place since it's tucked in behind the hippo course far from the parking area and kiosk. The tee signage is basic, and a few were missing. The baskets are all single chained, and prone to spit outs and cut throughs. The tees are natural, and several were pretty soft and rutted out.
The course does a great job using the available land and terrain, but it's very short and crammed into a small area. Some holes play right next to one another. The course is nice and technical, but really doesn't call for more than a mid or putter for nearly all the holes, a little more distance and challenge would make this a better course in my opinion.
Other Thoughts:
This course is a nice complement to the open holes on the hippo course, and definitely worth a round while you're here. Beginners will find lots of trees and tight lines, but the lengths are short enough that it won't be too frustrating. More experienced players will find some challenges to their short game, but won't be really tested by this course overall.