I agree with Michael and Ray.
I have played the course twice in the Boston Met League and it tends to be a bit of a birdie fest.
Despite this quality, there are actually a few challenging holes. #3 is an uphill par 3 of about 210 with a severely sloping green. #7 is another uphill par 3 of about 185 with a domed green. #11 is a very narrow uphill straight par four of about 350. #14 is another long par 3 of about 215. Other than those holes, the par 5s are short, and you will probably never have more than a 7 iron into any green, as only one par 4 is over 400 (18 at 405ish)
The layout is rather cramped, as there is interior OB on the inside of the dogleg on hole #13, but the layout remains generally the same as it was in the early 20th century. Bunkers and greens have no doubt been modified over the years, but it's a fun and quirky course where one can really score if you know where you are going.