Pros:
Lots of hills
Reasonable mix of distances
A few unique holes
Very close to I-70; good hop-off, hop-on course for people passing along
Cons:
Essentially no signage
Road noise on over half the holes
Some parts are repetitive
Other Thoughts:
This is a decent but not amazing course set around a number of baseball fields and general city park, with a very few holes going through the woods. Most of the challenge from the course comes from the frequent elevation changes, along with, in most cases, a small number of trees. Taken individually, there are no bad holes on the course, but about half of them have a very similar feel, so the overall effect isn't as good as it might have been. I wish that they had cut down the number of holes between 5-11 or 16-18 by a couple and run a few extra holes through the trees on the course, but it's still not a bad course.
However, the lack of signage is a problem. The course is mostly logically arranged, but I threw a few holes wrong and didn't find one of the tees. There are also a couple of blind throws that having an estimation of distance (especially for high-hook-needed throws) would have really helped.
As mentioned, though the course isn't on I-70, there's enough traffic on the nearby roads that you're not going to get a nice, peaceful, contemplative time to yourself.
All in all, it's a decent course for locals, or a nice way to take a break from a long drive down I-70, but I wouldn't make a special trip for it.