Pros:
-course is located in a beautiful park, very scenic
-not a crowded park at all
-multiple pin locations
-benches at every hole
Not a lot of "pros" I can say for this course besides what is listed
Cons:
- tee pads were almost completely covered with debris (granted I know there was just a pretty big wind storm the past weeks)
- tee signs had fallen giving no direction
- no garbage bins at holes leads to trash floating around the course
- fairways are more like trails giving you only 5-8 feet of good landing space
- if you don't land in the fairway, you are searching for your disc for a couple of minutes before locating it (I would definitely recommend a spotter if you don't want to spend hours searching)
- this course seems that it was just placed in the middle of a trailhead. Although we didn't come across anyone since it was early in the morning, I can imagine there is some potential of hitting someone along the trail
- course is far too dense with trees and ferns to be able to play and have fun. You will hit a tree and it will more than likely ricochet and be hidden by the ferns
- the "pro" position baskets are in unrealistic locations for par 3. You can't see the basket until you walk halfway down the "fairway" at most of the holes.