-Excellent mix of tight wooded holes and open bombers
-A few ace runs, par 4's, and a triple mando
-Equal mix of hyser vs. anhyser (or forehand) holes
-Minimal water holes (unlike some courses in Florida where it is overused)
-Great signage, multiple tee pads, and multiple baskets
-Limited interference from park-goers due to the park being so large and the DG course being marked well.
-Maintenance is superb!

Overall: There is a lot to love about this course and it has a little bit of everything! The locals have put a lot of TLC into adding multiple hole layouts/baskets and using all the available space. I would recommend this course next to anything else south Florida has to offer. Check it out, you won't be disappointed.

-No bathrooms on the course (there are some at the park but you would likely have to drive to them)
-Limited elevation change.. but it's south Florida so that's expected (there are a few holes on mounds/hills which is nice)
-Holes 16 and 17 feel pretty dull compared to the rest of the course (they feel like connecter holes to get you back towards the start)
-Lots of annoying sounds from both the RC airplane field and the gun range

Disc Golf course basics - teepads, signage & baskets - are impeccable.
Professionally poured concrete teepads - Red, White & Blue - on all holes, as applicable.
Course plays fair with a good mix of thick woods, water, semi-open & open holes demanding a variety of shots.
Course is welcoming from Red Pads & challenging from Blue pads, making it interesting for newcomers & professionals alike.
Where available on provided land, good use of elevation, relative to South Florida anyway, on pin placements.

No Toilet facilities or Water Fountains provided in Disc Golf course area of the park. This has nothing to do with the course itself, just come prepared.

Subjectively, as a lefty back-hand thrower, this is my favorite course in Broward.
Objectively, for parks under the Broward County umbrella, this is the most well manicured & appealing course in Broward.