Pros:
Pullman DGC is a 9-holer that plays around the elementary school of the same name, in the town of the same name located south of Holland, MI.
The main draw of this course is probably the five (count em!) holes where a creek in the woods behind the school can come into play. The creek was quite shallow when I played (maybe 1 ft deep) so it added challenge and intrigue to the course without adding the chance of actually losing a disc.
The course opens with a flat and open throw across the front lawn of the school. At 340', this is the longest hole on the course by a wide margin. A couple of cement pathways crossing the lawn are marked as OB, making things slightly more interesting. Hole 2 plays 220' slightly downhill into the woods with the basket off to the left, and the creek behind the hole to catch overthrown tee shots. Hole 3 plays back toward the school. Hole 4 asks you to hit a tight gap just off the tee between a large pine tree and the corner of the school. The school is all brick here (no windows) and tall enough that I don't think anyone would accidentally throw a disc onto the roof. The basket is only 167' away but with the creek behind again. Holes 5 and 6 both play through the woods with the creek on your left and an OB fence on your right.
I can't decide if I like hole 7 or not. A mando forces you to throw to the right of a wall of old growth trees that stretches probably 100' off the tee. Then the line shown on the tee sign curls left about 150 degrees to the basket another 50' away. The creek is once again lurking behind the hole. At minimum I'll call it a tough birdie. The course finishes up with a couple of unremarkable shots, more in the open but still with a couple of trees to work around.
Each hole has a nice tee sign with hole number/distance/par and a color map of the hole, including clearly marked OB areas (creek, fence, and pathways). The tee signs also point towards the next tee, take note of this for navigation.
The baskets are Chainstars and all in good shape.
Cons:
No tee pads, although there are shiny silver painted kick plates that mark each tee.
As you might expect, most other course amenities are missing like a kiosk, map, practice basket, other signage, etc.
The holes are very short. Only the first hole exceeds 300', and only two of the other holes exceed 200'. There isn't enough length or challenge here to attract better DG'ers.
Hole 9's tee sign is not positioned to face the basket, this tripped me up for a minute. The basket is back towards hole 7, and instead of the silver kick plate there is a silver line painted on the cement.
The walk back around the school after hole 9 is a little long.