Technical. You'll do well if you know your shot shape and distances. Holes 1, 2 and 3 are pretty good to get you dialed in before presenting the 1st elevated tee box and green combination with a fairly narrow fairway (compared to the first) and that's pretty much the rest of the course with a few embankment to embankment par 3s.

As of Feb 7th, they are using the rain layout. They have Course Conditions on their site explaining why.

Pace is slowish on weekends/holidays, I played 2/18 with a 9am tee time and was in the car heading home at 10:49am after playing 9 holes. During the week it can be pretty empty.