Pros:
While the surrounding area is flat, you will be throwing up or downhill on several holes here.
As a brand new course, the baskets and teepads are in great condition. There is also a port-a-potty close to #1.
#1 is one of the few flat holes here, but the low ceiling adds a bit of a challenge unless you have a good tomahawk or other overhand shot.
While some may view this as a con, I enjoyed the fact that the basket is not visible from the teepad on #2, #3, #5, #6, #7, #8 and #9. I'm not sure any other course I have played to date included nearly 80% of the holes with this type of feature.
Cons:
The rough is very rough. I'd like to find out if this is intentional by the course designers to add some challenge. Either way, newer players will probably spend a lot of time looking for discs.
While there is a nice view of the lake/pond from #4's teepad, the water really does not come into play on any hole.
It seemed like the holes were too close to each other. Errant shots may be a problem here, especially on windy days.
Other Thoughts:
Navigation is a little tricky between some holes. Next Tee signs would be very helpful on this course.
I would play this course again if I make it back to the area. It was good to see multiple groups of beginners here because there are no "quality" courses in this neighborhood.
***WILDLIFE ALERT***
In the area between the teepad for #6 and the basket on #7, there are red-winged blackbirds who have a nest in one of the trees. If you are not familiar with theses birds, they are very territorial and they will not hesitate to dive-bomb your head if you get too close.