Pros:
Overall: Well maintained, free, good for beginners, or introducing someone to disc golf, holes offer some variety of shots and obsticals.
#3- This is a fun hole with two separate lines of trees standing between you and the basket. Do you throw over, risk going under, or lay up.
#4-The basket is behind the tallest pine tree, great opportunity for a flick.
#7-This wooded hole reminds me of a bowling ally can you make it through the trees.
#9-Nice wide open hole, which is either a pro or a con, depending on what you like.
Course Design: Good flow of holes, most holes are well designed.
Cons:
Overall: Pedestrians, crowded during peak times, soggy during the wet season, some "entertaining players (e.g. talking bushes)"
#1- Have to watch for pedestrians or other fast moving objects (four), and the things that create shade.
#3- pathway behind basket, so be careful of pedestrians or cyclists (wonder if a disc would knock one over).
#5- Again with the pedestrians, on the left for the wildly left shot.
Course Design: It is pretty easy to hit pedestrians. A few more ground obstacles would be nice, such as low shrubs or trees to suck up low shots. Possibly extending the holes a bit.
Other Thoughts:
Overall: Family or short course that is good for most beginners and can keep intermediate players entertained. Higher level players may be entertained by other players shenanigans.
Most holes have tree's in play for mildly errant throws. 1 wooded hole (#7), 2 holes that punish shots to the right (#2, #4) plus a few holes that punish extraordinarily wild shots.