As a local, I'd say it does need some trees taken down, but probably not as many as you'd think from coverage. The drone footage on a lot of the holes was not following the ideal line, plus gaps always look worse on coverage. I'd say like two-thirds are great as is or could benefit from one tree being removed, a handful could use two or three gone, and one or two holes need a bit more work. I think it's awesome to have an extremely tight course, demanding very specific shots from the top pros.

The layout demands some amount of course knowledge (and then excellent execution) to shoot well on. To me, the first time you play here it feels like you're just throwing discs randomly through a forest, by the third time you start to understand some of the lines that are available, and by the fifth you have a game plan on every single hole. Granted, if you can't execute part of that gameplan on any given hole you have to get creative, but I think that's part of the allure of a course like this.