Good use of the elevation and trees that the lay of the land provides.
There are both short length holes and moderate length holes here.
There is a small steam that comes into play on holes 7 and 8.
Some holes are open and some have a few lines that need to be hit.
Hole 2 was the best hole in my opinion with the basket on top of what appeared to be an old railroad bridge.

As others have stated some of the tee markers are hard to find(like 4 and 5).
Grass could hide discs in spots because when I was there in early spring it was pretty shaggy.
Baskets could really use a number sticker on them to help with the navigation.
No other amenities so prepare yourself beforehand.

Signage would definitely help this course tremendously. The shots are here but the navigation for the first time user isn't very good. I highly advised using the map.
If these issues were addressed, basket numbers and signage, it would definitely bump this course up a half disc for me.
I enjoyed my round here I just wished it was a little less confusing at times. To me the variety of shots on this course is better than its cross town sister course. Not a destination stop but worth the play if you have the patience to overlook some flaws.