Pros:
Mills Park, along with Private Anderson Park, less than 2 miles away, make for a great little 18 holes of easy beginner disc golfing. Mills is even shorter and easier. The distances here range from 86' to 240'. One sign reads 56' but I believe that hole is a booming 156'. But these are fun little ACE runs as there is some fun elevation is contend with and you're throwing in a pretty little, green park.
The park is actually decent sized in a fairly nice neighborhood. It has a rec center, play area and picnic areas, rolling terrain and plenty of mature trees to shade all this.
The course features nice large concrete tees. The signs are old school fiberglass ones. Most of the signs are in decent shape. One or two have been tagged. It's the baskets here that have somehow survived the apocalypse. Someone has worked really hard to destroy these baskets. Almost every one has a serious lean going. These baskets are survivors!
Cons:
Very short distances!
Some tagging.
Every basket has a serious tilt going. Adjust your putter accordingly. Or tilt your head!
Other Thoughts:
One of the great little ACE run courses around. When combined with Private Anderson, bring a putter and a mid and enjoy these two little 9's. Super little course to bring a newbie or the kids.
All these baskets have not been bent over by children climbing on them! There are not that many overweight children in the whole of Los Angeles. I tell you, these baskets have been targeted by Someone or Something, much more sinister, more evil and foreboding than chubby, Happy Meal gobbling LA schoolkids. I'd be very cautious about playing this course after hours.