Nice variety of shots required to score low for an experienced player. For a RHBH player you need a big hyzer, big anyhyzer (or forehand), a long arm, and accuracy on approaches. (And there were only five playable holes when I was there.) You shouldn't have to worry much about losing discs. The holes are fairly open, with a couple lined by the woods. Other than the length on a couple of the holes, this would also play well for beginners. They could find the length daunting.

And if you're into basketball, there's a really nice set of courts adjacent to the course.

On public school property so no bathrooms or additional amenities available.

When I played, holes #1-3 and #9 had been pulled due to extensive expansion and construction at the school.

I didn't really see any drawbacks to the course itself other than, possibly, the proximity of the course to other school and athletic facilities.

I'd love to play this course when the other four holes are re-opened. I gave this course an average score even though there were only five playable holes. If the other holes open up, it could be a nice little RI gem.

I drove about 30 minutes to get there after a training seminar for work in MA and it was well worth the drive.