Sure,... if the walking path is closed and you are a pro it might be great for tournaments but...

Not beginner friendly or for the family camping crowd that makes great use of the park otherwise. #1 pin too close to ball field. #3 is too steep to play in the wet. Big mosquito factory casual water pond on the next hole or so. Too many conflicts with walking path on too many holes. #18 pin is too close to picnic area/ new playground. Some shorter pins/tees would improve safety and playability for all. It needs clearing and pricker bush removal. Must be a real beast in the summer when everything grows up. I suspect the local players can't handle the work of keeping up such a big course, especially since it doesn't appeal to the average player anymore, as did the original layout. Don't go after a rainy day.

Keep casual players in mind per Steady Ed's wishes. As the only course in the immediate area this course is too long. Pack a lunch and bug spray, long pants, waterproof shoes, patience for path walkers... Park in the neighborhood nearby and save money.

I'm not really going to rehash the pros and cons. Others before me have done an adequate job of listing those. I will say that I miss the old course. It was a nice short, tight layout that allowed someone to do a causal round. There is nothing wrong with a course being short....on somedays you just might want to throw a relaxing round of DG. The old design allowed you to do this. It rewarded form & accuracy over big power. The new course requires accuracy & power which (let's be honest) most players don't have. RIP old BTP layout. You are missed!