This course has great potential!

Most of the holes on this course have well developed fairways, cut through a moderate to heavily wooded area.

You won't need your high speed drivers here but it is a great place to work on control shots. Shots far off the fairways aren't punished too badly and despite the woods you likely won't have to search long for off-shots.

Five or six the fairways are in a field, however most of these are still interesting because of obstacles or designated out of bounds areas.

Course seemed to have a good balance of left and right turning fairways.

The course has a good flow to it and most holes tee pads are located near the preceding holes basket. There is good signage and "18" ends at the beginning.

This course does not have the amenities that the other pay-to-plays in the area have. No pro shop, no restrooms.

The tee pads could use some work, there are a few concrete but many are rubber mats and all seem a little on the small side.

The pay shed was not open when I played so I didn't get to see if there were discs to rent - there was an honor box for paying when the shed was closed.

This course is located on a fairgrounds as the name suggests and wasn't particularly scenic.

It seems like there is planned work on this course and I look forward to seeing the developments.

I will probably play other courses in the area more frequently because of their "destination" quality but I will definitely come back here despite the lack of amenities.