Pros:
Variety. Good mix of hyzers and anhyzers. Modest+ elevation changes. Water holes are interesting (really 3 holes have water hazards, with an errant tree bounce). All baskets are professional; great field for warming up; practice basket.
Cons:
Poison oak everywhere. We were vigilant, though and didn't get into any. Signage is present, but not very helpful (tee maps, in particular). The last two holes are huge, but for the most part these are 230ft-375ft long holes that big arms might find boring. That wasn't really an issue for me, but I thought I'd throw it out there.
Other Thoughts:
Parking is apparently $5, not the $2 in the description. We paid it, but there are a few spots out on the road in that a few locals were taking advantage of. I gave this course a 2.5, but I really liked it. A friend and I were camping in the area and played a couple of times and had a great time.