Kind of a fun little 9 hole through the woods.
The course was easy to navigate, due in part because anything off the fairway was thick and untouched. It was obvious which direction to throw.
Good signage. Every hole had distance, hole number and par clearly marked. Also, along fairways there were often other, smaller signs to reassure the thrower the direction was correct.
The holes didn't feel repetitious, they provided quite a challenge!

Most holes were extremely narrow and unforgiving. If a shot was poorly thrown, it would need to be pitched out of a very thick rough back to the main fairway in order to continue. The holes really only had one throwing lane option.
When I went there were a couple extremely wet holes. I had to make a very wide detour around 5's fairway to avoid the flooded area and continue play, to the point I was thinking, "where the hell am I going?"

I did like the course. It's new. It needs a little tinkering and fine tuning, but it's cool. It's built in an interesting location and has great potential!