Quick round
Good distance for beginner
Nice scenery
Onsite restaurant

The only thing that I can say as a con is the lack of signage. Normally only one con wouldn't be that bad. If I wasn't using Udisc, I would have never known what tees went with what baskets or even where the next tee was. This course is at a small private airport/campground. There are no signs or anything telling you the course is there.

This course has plenty of potential. I'm still a newb, and for that reason, I don't like giving it that bad of a review. But, had I not had Udisc, I would have been lost, or probably would have made a once around the campground loop and not even played thinking there was no course even there. I plan to make this course a regular part of my rounds, but I advise anyone wishing to play here get, Udisc on your phone.

Good short course with a variety of shots that will challenge different aspects of your game.
It has concrete tee pads and the course fairways seem to be well maintained.
Great baskets that stand out easily in the woods
Nice popular restaurant on the property to grab a meal.

Signs are the biggest thing this course is lacking. Both tee signs and directional signs for some of the next holes would be helpful.
A couple trashcans on the course would be nice.
The rough is just that.....ROUGH.

This is a great course to hit up if you're in the area and don't have a lot of time to throw a full round. It opens up and ends with a couple big hyzer shots to let the arm work but then it dives through the woods to challenge your technical game. Hole 7 is one of the prettiest holes from all the courses in the area. It is simply picturesque. There is a good mixture of backhand and forehand shots. For a real challenge this course is real great for an all putter round. Definitely will be playing here again.

I normally don't like to grade a course in its infancy ( 2019 ) , but I also have to be fair to the travelers that come out of their way to play a course . Robert Newton Airpark is the newest of the courses in the I-64 corridor . Course Equipment for this 10 hole course : The natural tee pads that I found ( 1,2,4,5,6,7,& 8 ) have little ribbons down near the ground for signage , red for the shorts and white for the longs . The baskets are numbered Dynamics in good shape . There was no kiosk or online map around to guide you . Pulling into the far back of the lot , you will see one basket ( #5 ) but will have to walk down to the right , close to a small prop airfield used for skydiving . The first 2 holes run parallel to the airfield . There is a woods to your left to keep your drives down these narrow fairways straight . The baskets are tucked in close to the woods . I could not find flags for #3 but the basket is at the end of the woods , so I made a safari tee to the right of the #2 fairway and threw into #3 . . #s 4 & 5 play in the middle section of this woods They have tight technical fairways with some obstruction or turns in them The basket for 5 sits just beyond the woods where you will turn to your immediate right and enter the last portion of the course . The next 3 holes follow a cut out path back through the woods , where #8 is the last hole ( that I found , at least ) . I looked around for the other 2 before I realized that they still may be working on it . I walked the grounds and saw where there are still more paths and opportunities to make at least 4 more holes than the 8 that I saw . Not any elevation here , so it is easy on the knees .The course is a fast play , has some interesting turns to it and has a restaurant/bar close by . No signature holes , but still an okay play .

#1 Navigation . No kiosk , no map , no arrows so unsure of where 9 & 10 are or will be , and flags must have been pulled up or run over by a mower for #3 . #2 Equipment : Little papers for tee markers and natural but sketchy areas to tee from . This can be ironed out at a later time . #3 Disc Risk :Medium Even though the holes are not long , the rough here is thick. Watch your drive carefully , #4 Challenge . The course is even short from the longs , and the course is flat and mostly straight . Make sure you spray your body down before playing here . The bugs can be bad . No amenities , so carry out what you carry in . Bathroom in the bar or near the campsite .

I think that the idea behind this course is that it gives an extra something to do for the campers , that it may provide some exercise for the pilots wanting to stretch their legs during down time , and also introduce the bar/restaurant to the local population . I see possibilities of maybe organizing the locals into a doubles league during the week , maybe having a beer or dinner special , and increasing your sales for a Tuesday or Wednesday night . I hope to get back to this course next year to see the improvements , and stop in for a beer and sandwich .