Nicely complementing the campus, it's an eminently walkable golf course. In fact, walking and pull carts are encouraged here. And to fully appreciate the nuance and sublets of the design, it's indeed most desirable to walk this golf course. The greens themselves are moderate in size and are sloped mostly from back to front. However, most too boast Donald Ross-ish false fronts whereby mishit or weak approach orf chip shots will tumble backwards off the putting surface.
Bunkers sport rough natural edges, are low profile and are strategically placed.
The fairways are bentgrass while the roughs are golden and picturesque fescue. In my opinion, there's not a weak or misplaced hole on the course. The routing has a wonderful flow to it. The first hole is a shortish par four that gets play moving and is followed by a tough 462-yard dogleg right second hole. It should be noted here that one of the idiosyncrasies of the new ND course is that there are no pars listed on the scorecard.