Played 2 rounds in this nice, beginner level course. Really liked how quiet it was. I was the only one playing during the hour I was there. Hole 1 starts near bathroom. All tees were natural and boxes are marked by small wooden posts with each number on them.

All holes are under 300 with a few of the, having water and road OB's in play. Each basket had a next tee sign hanging from basket. Course is maxed out on land that is there from what I could tell, but that's fine

Tons of ace run holes. I hit basket on hole 4 and 8 and pole on 6.

Needs tee signs so it's easier to see where a box is at. Distances on each hole would be nice. Possibly concrete or rubber tee boxes one day would be good, but I don't mind natural boxes.

Hole 4 could use a mando on the big tree on the right so you don't try to throw a spike hyzer over hole 7. Only issue I thought could be a safety issue.

Not a con since it's a 9 hole course, but no trash cans and no benches.

Great 9 hole course. Overall it's one of the better 9 hole courses I've played. Has room for potential, but it's fine for what it is. If you're ever in the area and have 30 minutes, it's worth the stop