I had the opportunity to run this course with my brother a few weeks ago. I was feeling pretty optimistic when I pulled into a large, well kept park. Unfortunately, it didn't quite keep up with my expectations.
-The course really does have some nice holes. 18 was actually a great finishing hole, a 580' par 4 with pines throughout the fairway. Just enough to force you to hit a line, but also offering a real chance to air it out.
-Hole 1 was also a nice starting hole. A 337 slightly downhill shot that seemed to promise of great things to come.
-Hole 3 was another strong park style hole, with a few trees and a nice fairway.
-Hole 12 was a decent downhill shot with a large tree and a windmill in the fairway, a nice tie in given the fact that the windmill museum is next door.
-Plenty of parking
-Some wooded holes had some nice lines with shot shaping.
-Baskets were solid

The course just falls apart in the middle sections, here's a few issues:
-At some point you start to realize you've played lots of holes in the woods that are <250', I believe there were 9 holes that fit this description.
-A couple of holes (maybe 7 and 8) were completely unplayable due to water. Several other holes had swampy spots or were near complete marshlands.
-A few of the walking paths between holes were flooded over
-A few fairways were completely overgrown. Putting out inside the circle on 11 I found myself in waste high grass.
-The first few fairways were covered in groundhog holes, don't twist an ankle
-The long teepads are rubber pads, not great, but passable. The short "teepads" were a single paver in the fairway

This property actually has tons of potentials. The overall park seems well kept and popular, but they basically stuck the course on all the unusable space. I think you could have a decent 9 hole round by play 1-4 then 14-18, but a lot of the property the course is on doesn't seem redeemable. Still, it's better than the other courses in town so if you find yourself here you could do worse.