Pros:
*Scenery - Beautiful views of the mountains throughout the course. I am from out of town, and the "photo opportunities" at the course were abundant.
*Terrain - Desert terrain offers a disc golf experience that is not common in other parts of the country. Very sandy course with all kinds of vegetation that I have not seen anywhere else.
Cons:
*Conflict with other park activities - Hole two utilizes the park's basketball court for its teepad, so hopefully there is no one playing basketball when you want to tee off. Also, the final three holes of the course play through a very busy area of the park. We had to skip the final hole because we didn't want to endanger nearby park goers.
*Equipment - Some of the baskets had "Next tee" signs, but it appeared those signs have been removed from several baskets. The teepads weren't in great shape, and a lot of amenities (benches, trash cans) were in a state of disrepair.
Other Thoughts:
*Shot variety - I found myself using forehands, backhands, midranges, and drivers. That said, I chose not to list this in the "pros" section of the review because no specific shot was particularly memorable to me. Most of them were straightforward with minimal risk/reward opportunity. Overall the course had a very "deuce or die" feel to it.
*We never found the basket for hole six or the tee for hole fourteen. I did not ding the course for this, because I believe they may have been submerged under the river, which was very high during our visit.
Overall, if you're from out of town this course is worth visiting once for the scenery and unique terrain. That said, I don't know that I'll be going out of my way to play here again.