Pros:
The course is well put together and in good condition. There are concrete t-pads, signs that mark where the hole begins and toppers on the baskets. There are maps as well at every hole, but these are not really necessary, you can see the hole from almost every tee, excluding the two or three that dogleg.
As others have already said, the park is often populated by beautiful college girls out for a jog, which only adds to the experience.
Cons:
There's not really any variety to the holes. Most of the trees have been cut down so you just throw it straight for the majority of them.
There's also a lot of distance between some of the holes, quite a bit of walking with no shade. You'll definitely want to bring a water, and put on some sun block.
Other Thoughts:
Not a bad course to learn on, easy to get around, but over all nothing special. If you're looking for something different, try Hoyt Grove (referred to as Couch Park by the locals), its a much more interesting course and its in the prettier of the two parks.