Pros:
Excellent use of the land available for this course, there's no wasted space in this DG only park. Even the good sized pond is brought into play, making the signature hole(s) of the course. There are 18 separate tees to 9 baskets (either 2 or 3 positions per hole), so you have to cross the pond twice.
Great tee signs on all 18 tees, hole layout, multiple basket positions and distance to each basket. Good concrete tees at all 18 tees also.
Several of the "back" nine tees create a different look and path of the hole. While the majority of those tees just add distance the second time around, the alternate pin positions may create different hole layouts.
The Gateway baskets are all in good shape, an elevated position on #6/15 and a very convenient flag on the #8/17 basket, that is located in a depression.
There are brooms attached to just about all the tee signs, very handy to have with the perpetual sandy soil of Florida.
Cons:
The tees on the second nine seemed to be a little smaller than the first nine tees. Was I just imagining that? It seemed like I had to start from off the tee the second time around.
The second nine holes are longer than the first nine, by 350'. So you better get your birdies in the first time around.
Not really any other Cons for Limona, perhaps a few benches would be nice!
Other Thoughts:
You really do get a lot on this small piece of property. The day I was there, there was a league starting shortly after I got done, it definitely looks like a well liked and well cared for course. The course was designed by former World Champ JohnE McCray and there is even a nice sign there from the "Billy Goats"!
There are mostly large trees in the park with only a few places of undergrowth, so this doesn't create a lot tight, or sharply turning holes, but shot shaping is required on all holes.
Really only one hole, #5/14, is a sharp left to right hole. That may be different when other basket positions are in play.
The signature hole of this course is #4, 275' with most of it over the pond, but with enough bailout area to the right. #13 plays 403' from an elevated tee, through trees and a much longer pond carry. Yea, I didn't play that hole! Oh, can't forget to mention the beautiful house and property just beyond that hole, its actually a split level home I would love to live in.
#9 and #18 are very good finishing holes. Among the most open holes on the course, but a hidden pond (protected by thick trees runs down the left side) and large tree branches down the right, that guard that side. A little drop in the fairway, then a steady uphill to the basket. #18 tees further back and up on a neighborhood street (doesn't look like it gets much traffic, so shouldn't be a problem). That adds more distance and more elevation change to the hole.
Definitely an enjoyable, and quick, round at Limona. Not too many chances to lose a disc, or even spend much time looking for any. Not as long as other courses in the area, and the trees and surrounding neighborhood seem to minimize the winds here. Maybe not as well known as other courses in the Tampa/Clearwater area, but a fun course to play.