-- Nice custom school color (purple) Innova baskets.
-- Tee signs on all the holes.
-- Fun and well-designed for likely target audience (college students learning the game). This course likely hits high rec/low intermediate in terms of challenge.
-- Nice use of terrain, including two downhill shots.
-- Hole 5 is easily the best hole: 218 feet downhill (40 feet?). A gap off the tee requires some accuracy, and trees/limbs below add some challenge in trying to park your tee shot. My group of three (two 800-850 players and one around 950) all birdied the hole, but nobody parked his tee shot.
-- Enough trees to force you to shape some shots but not enough trees to discourage newer players.
-- Doesn't overly favor one throwing style (RHBH vs. LHBH, for example).

-- Short course. Average hole length is 209 feet and longest hole is 262. Two of the five holes longer than 200 feet throw downhill, so anyone with even a decent arm might throw putter off of every tee pad.
-- Natural tee pads. They aren't the most level, but with the short holes, it's not a huge issue.
-- Very long walk uphill from 8 to 9.
-- No restroom or water.
-- No benches.
-- No map at course.

-- Parking seems limited; we parked right by #1 tee in spots marked Resident parking, but we played a few days before Christmas, so almost no one was on campus.
-- Nos. 1-4 are near the campus buildings and tennis courts. After 4, you cross the road to get to 5. Holes 5-8 are in a much more secluded area. After 8, you've got a long walk back toward where you started. As you approach, No. 9 tee is left (west) of the red storage building.
-- Water (creek) borders three holes across the road, but water isn't really in play.
-- Fun is subjective, but this course delivers it for me. We only played once, but we had a four-course, 75-hole day planned, so there wasn't time. However, this was the only course we all wanted to play again that day. If I were a student or worked on campus, I'd probably play this course every day.

Nice custom school color baskets.
Tee signs on all the holes
decent flow, sort of.

Short course
Very long walk between holes 8 and 9

Fun little course to play in a small park owned by the University. Not sure what the parking situation was, we parked in the tennis court parking area which is near holes 1 and 9. First few holes are on the top and are all easy pitch and putt holes with a nice tree canopy giving you full shade.

Then you have the memorable hole 5, a short hole, but it is throwing down into the valley.

Then 3 more pitch and putt holes in the bottoms.

My only problem with this course is the walk from 8 to 9. Back up the hill, it's a longer walk than any of the holes.

Hole 9 is a nice finishing hole with some rough on the left and some tree's keeping you from throwing the simple hyzer shot.

Would I play here again? Yes, I would love to play a quick round here again. It's a fun little course to make some ace runs. With the longest hole clocking in at 254, they are all ace runs to me. If you want a more challenging course, its only a few miles over to Heritage, a championship level course.

Very easy to follow. Good variety of shots, including one down a steep hill. Good for beginners, holes not too long, but still provide a challenge for intermediate level players. Well taken care of and brand new.

Not many cons. Quite a few places to lose discs, with a river running next to one whole, and pretty much every hole has heavy woods on the sides. Experienced players will probably find it too easy.

This was the first course I ever played on and it was the perfect level of challenge, while not being impossible. Love this course and hope they add a back 9 at some point.