-9 Permanent Metal baskets with number plates on top, mostly level.
-Course in built on a beautiful VA complex with vast grassy fields and numerous mature trees.
-Free to play
-Low traffic level, likely nobody. The course shows no wear from use.
-Nice mix of hole length*.
-Some moderate use of elevation.

-No map, navigation is a choose your own adventure situation.
-No designated tees or signage*.
-Sprinkler head within 2' of basket #3 and it's a powerful sprinkler. Could be others like this as well but that was the only one that we saw. Obviously not going to be an issue every round but still, not ideal.

This course has a ton of potential to be an great nine holer. We played the baskets in number order but chose our tee boxes to add challenge, distance, excitement, OB's ect. to every hole. With all of the well cared for green space and mature trees we really had a fun time creating our own course.
The only place where the baskets don't really flow well is when you play to basket #2. You have to kind of back track up the road toward the house area to get toward basket #3 which takes you across basket #8.
There are no on-site amenities, i.e....anything. Maybe there's a building that you could get in with a bathroom but the VA complex is huge and I'd have no idea where to start. Maybe the visitor/info center if you're really in need.
Worth a spin you're in the area and bagging or just want to create your own layout. I'd use it for practice if I lived in Sheridan because there's a ton of room and it's really nicely taken care of.